Happiness Is Living in Our Land

Estonian musician Mart Aira returns to his childhood village for the first time in decades to restore the abandoned family house. Accompanied by his guitar and the sounds of nature, he rediscovers forgotten melodies, talks with neighbors, and contemplates what it means to be home in a rapidly changing world. The 2026 documentary transforms a personal journey into a universal meditation on roots, creativity, and the simple joy of rural life. The director observes the process without intrusive narration, allowing the viewer to hear the silence of the fields, the creak of floorboards, and the hero's quiet monologues. This is a film about finding harmony between past and present, where music emerges not in a studio, but in dialogue with the memory of a place.