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Aarne Ahi (born 11 September 1943, Tartu) is an Estonian animator and animated film director. ^[1]

Since 1967 he worked at Tallinnfilm's department of puppetry (Estonian : Tallinnfilmi nukufilmi osakond), later he worked at Nukufilm. ^[1]

Selected filmography

Filmography per IMDB: ^[2]

• 1975 "Lapsehoidjad" ("Babysitters" in English)
• 1978 "Linalakk ja Rosalin" ("Linalakk and Rosalin" in English)
• 1980 "Karsumm" ("Heat" in English)
• 1985 "Vägev vähk ja ahne naine" ("The Mighty Cancer and the Greedy Woman" in English)
• 1987 "Magus planeet" ("Sweet Planet" in English)
• 1988 "Linnupüüdja" ("Bird Catcher" in English)
• 1991 "Kingikratt" ("Gift Cart" in English, called "The House Spirit" and "The Foxy Christmas Story" in English Broadcasts)

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