The film was noted for being "un-Estonian" due to its high energy and stylized violence, a stark contrast to the traditionally slower, more philosophical Estonian cinema.
Glen, a spoiled son of a wealthy father, risks losing his inheritance due to his excessive partying.
(internationally released as Bad Hair Friday ) is a 2012 Estonian dark comedy crime thriller that became a cult hit for its fast-paced, "Guy Ritchie-esque" style. Directed by Andres Kõpper and Arun Tamm, it follows eight different groups of people in Tallinn whose lives collide during a chaotic 24-hour period. 🎬 Film Overview Release Date: February 2012
Priit Võigemast, Taavi Teplenkov, Katariina Unt, and even a young NOËP (Andres Kõpper) 📖 The Plot
Check local Estonian platforms like Jupiter or Netikino , though availability varies by region. 🎥 Similar Movies
Three friends (Tõnis, Kris, and Leemet) head out for a weekend but get caught up in a spiraling series of events.
Some critics found the club scenes monotonous and the plot lacking deep profundity.
Praised for its youthful energy, sharp editing, and bringing a fresh genre to local audiences.
The film was noted for being "un-Estonian" due to its high energy and stylized violence, a stark contrast to the traditionally slower, more philosophical Estonian cinema.
Glen, a spoiled son of a wealthy father, risks losing his inheritance due to his excessive partying.
(internationally released as Bad Hair Friday ) is a 2012 Estonian dark comedy crime thriller that became a cult hit for its fast-paced, "Guy Ritchie-esque" style. Directed by Andres Kõpper and Arun Tamm, it follows eight different groups of people in Tallinn whose lives collide during a chaotic 24-hour period. 🎬 Film Overview Release Date: February 2012
Priit Võigemast, Taavi Teplenkov, Katariina Unt, and even a young NOËP (Andres Kõpper) 📖 The Plot
Check local Estonian platforms like Jupiter or Netikino , though availability varies by region. 🎥 Similar Movies
Three friends (Tõnis, Kris, and Leemet) head out for a weekend but get caught up in a spiraling series of events.
Some critics found the club scenes monotonous and the plot lacking deep profundity.
Praised for its youthful energy, sharp editing, and bringing a fresh genre to local audiences.
