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| Directed by | Riho Unt |
| Produced by | Kerdi Oengo Andrus Raudsalu |
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Running time | 18 minutes |
| Country | Estonia |
| Language | Estonian |
Isand (English: The Master) is a 2015 Estonian animated film directed by Riho Unt and based on the 1914 short story Popi and Huhuu by Friedebert Tuglas. [1] [2]
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