In One Hundred Years in May

The film centers on Viktor Kingissepp, the underground leader of the Communist Party of Estonia. Over the course of three years, he engages in correspondence with Moscow, crafting speeches for the Communist Workers' Party and producing leaflets for trade union events. His ultimate goal is to dismantle the Republic of Estonia, driven by a lack of faith in the ideals of Estonian independence.

Set against a backdrop of political tension and the looming threat of tuberculosis, the story explores the struggles and determination of Kingissepp as he navigates a world revolution that feels perpetually out of reach. This historical drama offers insight into Estonia's past and the complexities of its political landscape.