Malev (English release title: Men at Arms) is a 2005 Estonian comedy film directed by Kaaren Kaer. The film depicts Estonian adventures during 13th-century when heathen Estonians are going to be christianized.[1]

Cast

• Ott Sepp as Uru Tark
• Mirtel Pohla as Ilge
• Uku Uusberg as Tugis
• Argo Aadli as Leholas
• Üllar Saaremäe as Mentor Wolfram
• Mait Malmsten as Brother Wismuth
• Ain Mäeots as Lembitu
• Merle Jääger as Lembela
• Märt Avandi as Jūrmala bailiff Hippolyt
• Raivo E. Tamm as Bishop Albert
• Anti Kobin as Manivalde
• Sergo Vares as Henry of Livonia
• Kusti Laid as Young Uru
• Tarmo Tagamets as Brother Joschka / Vesse
• Dajan Ahmet as Chingis-Khan
• Mihkel Kabel as Pent, Elder of Nurmekundla
• Ago Anderson as Elder of Alempoistla
• Tarmo Männard as Elder of Ridala
• Felix Kark as Elder of Mõhu
• Janek Joost as Elder of Ugandi
• Elmar Trink as Elder of Jogentagana
• Markus Luik as Nuntsius
• Ago Roo as Pope Innocentius III
• Aivar Rand as Telemachos
• Margo Sooäär as Master of German Order
• Jim Ashilevi as Kaupo (uncredited)
• Kaspar Jancis as Drunken German Soldier (uncredited)
• Rasmus Kaljujärv as Drunken German Soldier (uncredited)
• Jaak Kilmi as Drunken German Soldier (uncredited)
• Anton Klink as Soldier (uncredited)
• Kertu Köösel as Battle Virgin Krõõt (uncredited)
• Siim Maaten as Son of Vesse (uncredited)
• Aivo Sadam as French Eggscraper (uncredited)
• Tiit Sukk as Koopa Tark (uncredited)

References

External links

• Malev at IMDb
• Malev (film), Estonian Film Database (EFIS)