Archive documentary · 1938
Oskar Luts walks through his home Palamuse, 1938
Oskar Luts oma kodukohas Palamusel, 1938
Palamuse is the model for Paunvere in Oskar Luts's novel Spring. In 1938 the newsreel took the author back there: for two minutes Luts strolls through the small borough and its surroundings and drops in on old acquaintances, with his wife Valentina among others on screen. The same issue follows writers such as Friedebert Tuglas, Johannes Semper and Artur Adson on a bus tour of the industrial north-east, from Narva and the oil-shale works to Kunda park and Oru palace, and visits the poet Karl Eduard Sööt at 75 and August Mälk on his farm.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Palamuse on Oskar Lutsu „Kevade“ Paunvere eeskuju. 1938. aastal viis kroonika kirjaniku sinna tagasi: kaks minutit jalutab Luts väikeses alevikus ja selle ümbruses ning astub sisse vanadele tuttavatele, ekraanil on teiste seas ka tema abikaasa Valentina. Sama number saadab Friedebert Tuglast, Johannes Semperit, Artur Adsonit ja teisi kirjanikke bussireisil Kirde-Eesti tööstuskeskustesse Narvast ja põlevkivitööstusest Kunda pargi ja Oru lossini ning külastab 75-aastast luuletajat Karl Eduard Sööti ja August Mälku tema talus.