Puuluup: Cables in the Car

Puuluup: Cables in the Car is an Estonian music documentary that follows two middle-aged musicians as they introduce the talharpa, a long-forgotten instrument, to global audiences. The film blends poetic elements with dry humor and absurd scenarios, contrasting the musicians' professional success on stage with the realities of fatherhood and daily life. This portrait explores the experience of achieving recognition later in life through a style described as neo-zombie-post-folk music.

The film was directed by Taavi Arus and produced by Madis Tüür and Madis Ligema through the production company Münchhausen. It features Ramo Teder and Marko Veisson appearing as themselves. With a runtime of 95 minutes, the documentary was released on February 3, 2026.