Mirtel Pohla, an acclaimed Estonian actress, has captivated audiences with her diverse roles across film, television, and theater. Born in Tartu in 1982, she honed her craft at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, graduating in 2004. Collectors particularly seek out her performance in "Letters to Angel" (2011), where her nuanced portrayal resonates deeply with viewers. This film showcases her ability to blend raw emotion with storytelling, making it a standout piece in her filmography. Pohla's versatility shines through in various notable projects, including the historical comedy "Malev" (2005) and the poignant drama "Sügisball" (2007), both of which are cherished among collectors for their unique insights into Estonian culture and cinematic history. Her work in the television mini-series "Tuulepealne maa" (2008-2013) further solidifies her reputation, as it chronicles pivotal moments in Estonia’s past. With each release, collectors find not just a glimpse of Pohla's talent, but also a slice of Estonian film history that continues to resonate today.