The Forest and the Man (1966)
For a long time, the forest was more powerful than a human being. The forest was independent and autonomous. Things have changed. The filmmakers observe a forest warden doing his job in the forest with love and care. He answers the questions asked by Fred Jüssi, contemplates on the connections between man and environment and explains human responsibility for taking care of the forest. The forest warden considers himself as a part of the big chain called nature protection.
Director: Reet Kasesalu
| Sound | Anti Marguste | Music |
| Camera | Harri Martinson | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Ott Kool | Writer |
| Directing | Reet Kasesalu | Director |
