Internal Climate (Estonia) • Vabaduse festival

"Internal Climate" is a documentary about Narva's most mysterious building, once known only as Postbox nr 2. This was the address of a covert military factory called Baltijets, that was so secret that it could not be found on any maps. Even more confidential was what was done there. Some thought it was used for uranium enrichment, others for the production of space technology. Regardless of what was actually going on in there, the factory was rumoured to be an amazing employer. Workers were treated so well that paradise on earth was just around the corner. To this day, some people still don't want to talk about all that, because who knows…?'

Who were the people who drove all the way from Russia to Narva? How much did they even know about where they were going? What keeps them in Narva today? The play explores how a secret military factory had an impact on the city's development, and what mark the closed environment left on the people and the city. The production is based on interviews with former Baltijets workers, historians and young people from Narva.

Author Piret Jaaks
Stage director Mari-Liis Lill
Set designer Nele Sooväli
Composer Jarek Kasar
Lighting artist Priidu Adlas

Producer Serafima Kolodkina
Production assistant Sergei Poljatsihhin

Cast: Henrik Kalmet, Riina Maidre, Elina Reinold, Kristjan Sarv