Synopsis
For nearly 100 years, the Hippodrome in Tallinn attracted visitors with horse races and betting, but now only a lonely horse stable remains.
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Synopsis
Tallinn's Hippodrome has been a central entertainment hub for nearly 100 years. Once a bustling racetrack, it now features a lone horse stable and serves mainly as a social club. Visitors gather for parties and engagement photo sessions, while Swedish racehorses continue training on the premises. The film captures the atmosphere of this fading landmark, which faces demolition to make way for new real estate development. Director Vladimir Loginov presents this story in black and white over 85 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See the last days of Tallinn's historic Hippodrome.
- Find out about the unique subculture of horse racing.
- Meet the trainers of the best Swedish racehorses.
Did You Know
- The Hippodrome in Tallinn was a center of entertainment for nearly 100 years.
- Today, only a horse stable remains of the once-majestic racecourse.
- The Hippodrome is now more of a social club than a racetrack.
- Bizarre parties and engagement photo sessions are still held at the Hippodrome.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Hippodrome located?
The Hippodrome is located in the heart of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.
What has happened to the Hippodrome over the years?
The Hippodrome has transformed from a prestigious racetrack to more of a social club, with only a lonely horse stable remaining.
What activities still take place at the Hippodrome?
Animal lovers and sports fans meet at the Hippodrome for bizarre parties, engagement photo sessions, and to train Swedish racehorses.
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