Lamb in the Down Right Corner

At the centre of the film are two boys. They are called Harri and Tom. The two of them come upon a painting that was held to be lost. They discover that the painting has a secret. Word of the discovery gets out before long. One of those who hear of it is the head of a criminal gang. The man wants to get hold of the painting. His men come after the boys. Even so the boys are not left on their own. The village fisherman helps them. With the fisherman’s wits the men are outfoxed. The account is built on that chase. The film is put together as an adventure for children. The shooting was done in Tallinn. Tõnu Kark and Margus Alver take the leads. The director Lembit Ulfsak also plays Harri’s father in the Estonian production of 1992.