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The Old Thomas was Stolen 

A faithful city guardian the Old Thomas, who has stood on the top of the tower of Tallinn Town Hall for centuries, is suddenly gone. He has neglected his post in order to go and protect a couple in love. The adventures of the Old Thomas and the historians who are chasing him through the romantic Old Town of Tallinn and the newer district of Tallinn. The whole film has the mood of song celebrations and the characters are always accompanied by music, songs and dance.
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A faithful city guardian the Old Thomas, who has stood on the top of the tower of Tallinn Town Hall for centuries, is suddenly gone. He has neglected his post in order to go and protect a couple in love. The adventures of the Old Thomas and the historians who are chasing him through the romantic Old Town of Tallinn and the newer district of Tallinn. The whole film has the mood of song celebrations and the characters are always accompanied by music, songs and dance.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Semjon Školnikov
Written By:Semjon Školnikov, Eri Klas, Sulev Nõmmik, Grigori Skulski, Enn Vetemaa
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Tallinnfilm

Cast

Director

Semjon Školnikov

Director

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Kaljo Kiisk

Old Thomas

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Endel Pärn

Fevered Historian

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Hardi Tiidus

Calm Historian

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Ülle Koni

Girl

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Rein Aedma

Boy

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Vladimir Sapožnin

Vladimir Sapožnin

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Maryn E. Coote

Maria

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Els Himma

Soloist

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Katrin Männiko

Girl Soloist

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Einari Koppel

False Thomas

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Voldemar Kuslap

Soloist

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