Acuba Film

Acuba Film is an Estonian film production company established in 1998 by Arko Okk and Jaan Tätte. The company is associated with the production of Estonian feature films, documentaries, short films, and other screen works. Its documented filmography covers material released from the late 1990s through the mid-2010s and includes both narrative and documentary projects. The company's early recorded production was the feature film Ristumine peateega, released in 1999. During the following decade, Acuba Film's output included documentary projects such as Intiimne linn, Buss, Mees animatsioonist, Seal, kus lõpeb luule, and Monoloogid 3D. The catalogue also includes Koer, lennuk ja laulupidu, a short film titled Lootus 3D, and later documentaries including Lisa, Go Home, Allan, Hei, Rasma!, and Jüri!. This body of work indicates a production profile spanning conventional feature filmmaking, documentary storytelling, short-form cinema, and stereoscopic or 3D-related projects. Several titles focus on people, culture, artistic practice, or aspects of Estonian society, although the available reference material does not provide a formal statement of the company's editorial positioning, financing model, distribution network, or current ownership. Acuba Film is therefore best characterized as an Estonian screen-production brand rather than a widely documented international entertainment conglomerate. Publicly available reference information identifies the founders and a selection of productions but does not establish a current headquarters, website, listed-company status, parent group, or present operating status. Those fields remain unspecified here rather than being inferred from the company's historical film credits.

Acuba Film was founded in Estonia in 1998 by Arko Okk and Jaan Tätte. The company's first documented production was Ristumine peateega, released in 1999. This established Acuba Film's presence in Estonian feature-film production at the end of the 1990s. In the early 2000s, the company expanded its documented work into documentary filmmaking. Intiimne linn appeared in 2003, followed by Buss in 2004 and Mees animatsioonist in 2005. These productions suggest a development beyond a single feature-film project toward a broader slate encompassing documentary subjects and creative or cultural themes. In 2006, the company was associated with Koer, lennuk ja laulupidu, adding another title to its screen-production catalogue. The late 2000s brought further documentary work. Acuba Film's documented releases included Seal, kus lõpeb luule in 2009. The company subsequently participated in projects using 3D presentation: Monoloogid 3D and the short film Lootus 3D were both released in 2011. These titles are notable because they connect the company with the adoption of stereoscopic or three-dimensional filmmaking in its recorded output, although the available material does not describe the production technology, financing, or distribution arrangements in detail. Acuba Film continued to appear in film credits during the 2010s. Lisa, Go Home was released as a documentary in 2012, followed by Allan in 2014. Two further documentary titles, Hei, Rasma! and Jüri!, were released in 2015. Taken together, the filmography shows a company active across feature films, documentaries, short films, and technically distinctive 3D projects rather than one limited to a single genre or format. The available reference material is primarily a concise company description and filmography. It does not provide reliable information about Acuba Film's current management, headquarters, ownership, distribution partners, financial performance, subsequent releases, or whether the company remains active. Accordingly, the historical record can document its founding and productions through 2015, but its present corporate status should be treated as unknown.

1. 2015Later documented documentary releases

   Hei, Rasma! and Jüri! are listed among the company's later productions.

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2. 20113D projects enter the filmography

   Acuba Film is associated with the documentary Monoloogid 3D and the short film Lootus 3D.

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3. 2003Documentary production expands

   The documentary Intiimne linn is added to the company's documented filmography.

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4. 1999First documented feature production

   Ristumine peateega becomes the earliest listed Acuba Film production.

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5. 1998Acuba Film is founded

   Arko Okk and Jaan Tätte establish Acuba Film in Estonia as a film production company.

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An Estonian independent film-production company associated with narrative cinema, documentary filmmaking, short films, and selected 3D projects.

• Ristumine peateegaFeature film1999

  Ristumine peateega is the earliest production listed in Acuba Film's documented catalogue. Released in 1999, it represents the company's initial recorded feature-film work following its establishment in Estonia.

• Intiimne linnDocumentary film2003

  Intiimne linn is a documentary released in 2003. It is part of the period in which Acuba Film's output broadened from its early feature-film association into documentary production.

• BussDocumentary film2004

  Buss is a documentary listed in Acuba Film's filmography and released in 2004. The available reference material identifies its format and release year but does not provide additional information about its subject or distribution.

• Mees animatsioonistDocumentary film2005

  Mees animatsioonist is a documentary released in 2005 and included among Acuba Film's early-2000s productions. No further plot, creative, or commercial details are established by the available source material.

• Koer, lennuk ja laulupiduFilm2006

  Koer, lennuk ja laulupidu is a film released in 2006 and listed as part of Acuba Film's catalogue. The available reference does not specify its precise genre or provide production and distribution details.

• Seal, kus lõpeb luuleDocumentary film2009

  Seal, kus lõpeb luule is a documentary released in 2009. It continues the company's documented involvement in Estonian nonfiction filmmaking during the late 2000s.

• Monoloogid 3D3D documentary film2011

  Monoloogid 3D is a documentary released in 2011. Its title identifies a three-dimensional presentation format, making it one of the projects that connect Acuba Film with stereoscopic film production.

• Lootus 3D3D short film2011

  Lootus 3D is a short film released in 2011. It is notable within the company's filmography for combining a short-form production with a 3D presentation format.

• Lisa, Go HomeDocumentary film2012

  Lisa, Go Home is a documentary released in 2012 and listed among Acuba Film's later productions. The available source confirms the format and title but does not give further information about its subject or release strategy.

• AllanDocumentary film2014

  Allan is a documentary released in 2014. It forms part of Acuba Film's continuing documentary output during the 2010s.

• Hei, Rasma!Documentary film2015

  Hei, Rasma! is a documentary released in 2015 and included in the company's documented filmography. No additional production or distribution information is available in the supplied reference.

• Jüri!Documentary film2015

  Jüri! is a documentary released in 2015. Alongside Hei, Rasma!, it represents one of the latest productions identified in the available Acuba Film record.

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