Meelis Erm, pole wallie, Keila 2026. Photo by Lauri Täht.
10th October — Krulli Skatehall
Screening starts at 20:00
A bunch of skateboard degenerates went on a little expedition to discover the wild, mysterious parts of Estonia — you know, the places where Google Maps starts losing confidence.
Meanwhile, Lauri Täht and Rainer Kaur followed them around with cameras, documenting the evidence for reasons nobody has fully explained yet.
Kristjan Eier from the bench to the trash can. Bs tailslide, Tartu 2026. Photo by Lauri Täht.
The result is a fresh little skate film from the trip — a moving collection of wheels, streetspots, things that seemed like a good idea at the time and probably several moments that should have remained undocumented.
But why wait until 20:00?
From 17:00, Krulli becomes a mildly controlled disaster zone.
There will be SKATING.
There will be HANGING AROUND.
There will be a DEATHRACE.
5€ BUY-IN. WINNER TAKES THE WHOLE BLOODY POT.
No medals. No participation trophies. No complicated corporate structure.
Just speed, chaos and the sweet smell of someone else’s money disappearing.
Nils-Eerik Vesberg, Fs crooked bs 180 out. Photo by Lauri Täht.
And when the hunger starts kicking in, Nils-Eerik Vesberg will be standing by with enough good stuff to prevent the entire skateboarding population from eating the furniture.
Then, at 20:00, the lights go down, the projector wakes up and the TÕMBA GETDAFAKKI TUURI footage gets unleashed upon the unsuspecting citizens of Krulli.
SKATE. RACE. EAT. WATCH THE MOVIE.
A perfectly normal Saturday evening in Estonia.
Or at least that’s all the authorities need to know.
SEE YOU AT KRULLI!
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