Sõprus-Druzhba

Sõprus-Druzhba
Sõprus-Дружба (Russian)
Directed by	Anu Pennanen
Written by	Anu Pennanen
Starring	Ilya Alpatov Erich Hartvich Madis Mäeorg Sille Paas Ronald Pelin Häli Ann Reintam Olena Romanjuk Mari Tammesalu Steven Vihalemm
Music by	Stefan Németh
Production companies	F-Seitse Virta Productions
Distributed by	Palo Art Productions
Release date	2006 (2006)
Running time	31 minutes
Countries	Estonia, Finland
Languages	Estonian, Russian

Sõprus-Druzhba or Sõprus-Дружба (English: Friendship) is an Estonian-Finnish short film by Finnish director Anu Pennanen. The film serves as the culmination of the Tallinn Project, an initiative undertaken by the filmmaker and nine teenagers from Tallinn, Estonia in 2004–2007, which explored the attitudes of Estonia's youth towards public spaces and the continuing urbanisation of their capital. Primarily, the film depicts how the teenagers have found their own ways to interact with the city, using public locations such as the Maarjamäe Memorial and Viru Keskus shopping centre, among other spaces, for recreation. Furthermore, by overseeing the actions and, later, confluence of two sets of teenagers – one with Estonian and the other with Russian as their mother tongue – which resuts in a "tentative camaraderie", the film also addresses the development of ethnic relations in Estonia following the fall of the Soviet Union.

The film was selected for addition to both the Estonian Film Archives and the Finnish Central Archives of Visual Art.