Reinis Sējāns

Andrejs, a meticulous outdoor adventure guide, takes a film crew to a wild river valley for a vegetarian sausage commercial shoot. The enterprise suffers an unexpected setback as the crew goes missing. Little they know that in autumn the valley unleashes a strange, wondrous phenomenon whose reckless power does not spare even the locals. Finding the missing clients is no child’s play because he who seeks to find will lose himself.

The film follows 12-year-old Ats, whose older brother Rain unexpectedly returns to the family home in a small seaside town to face their authoritarian father Kalju and their mother, a woman on the verge of losing love. Ats is a witness to the clash between his father and brother, two stubborn men from different generations with radically different views of the world.

A family film about an adventure of kids discovering and safeguarding the mystery of an old garden.

A film about Alexei Avechkin – a talented, creative dancer who opened up a new page in Latvian ballet history but was taken from life unforgivably early. A story about searching, striving and inspiration.

Accomplished European scenographer and educator Andris Freibergs paints a self-portrait by shaping the stage for an imaginary production titled “Andris Freibergs”. He transforms himself into a space that contains close to eighty years worth of stunning success, tragic loss, birth and death. It is an attempt to create the perfect empty space – one that would simultaneously encompass everything and nothing, the beginning and the end.

The three speakers represent two of the dialects, with the most common one - the middle dialect spoken in Riga and central parts of Latvia - not featured in the film. In intimate surroundings, a farmer, a schoolteacher, and a herder of ostriches talk about perceived differences between Latvian speakers, and about language policy and their lives.

Little Ani is the only child in an ordinary family. As all children, Ani likes to ask her parents unexpected and surprising questions, but they fail to give satisfactory answers. It’s her favourite plush toy Weasymartenette who always knows the best and funniest answers. We discover that all those puzzling questions such as “Why do wolves howl at the moon?” or “Why are clouds so odd-shaped?” have a single answer: because of Weasymartenette!

Little Ani is the only child in an ordinary family. As all children, Ani likes to ask her parents unexpected and surprising questions, but they fail to give satisfactory answers. It’s her favourite plush toy Weasymartenette who always knows the best and funniest answers. We discover that all those puzzling questions such as “Why do wolves howl at the moon?” or “Why are clouds so odd-shaped?” have a single answer: because of Weasymartenette!