In November Tallinn hosted filming of Spanish-language TV espionage thriller "Zeta," starring Mario Casas. The film will be released on Amazon Prime Video next year, according to ERR.ee.

Estonia’s capital, Tallinn, has emerged as a premier destination for both local and international film productions.

Signe Somelar-Erikson and Külli Hansen talk to the young and ambitious producer Sander Leberecht about filmmaking possibilities in South Estonia.

Tallinn’s medieval Old Town is known around the world for its authentic architecture. It is one of the best-preserved Hanseatic town centres in the world, which is why it is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

If you're looking for something a bit more gloomy and edgy then you will find a large industrial area in Northeast Estonia.

Deserted, sandy and rocky beaches, deep forests, picturesque lakes and rivers, mysterious swamps and rich flora and fauna are just some of the treasures that the well kept secret of Estonia offers you.

Estonia is an exceptional destination for your next film project. While many countries have stunning locations and a strong tradition of providing top-notch services to the film industry, Estonia has some extras. In addition to excellent support systems, the country has a great aspiration for innovative solutions, cutting-edge technology, and a film-friendly environment, making it a standout choice for filmmakers.

Filming for a major Hollywood TV project by Paramount+, starring Michael Fassbender and Richard Gere, is set to begin in Estonia next month. This production is a remake of a popular French espionage series and will include scenes shot in the country.