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It's Latvia on the 20th of September, 2003 - the day of the referendum about joining the European Union. On the day of the referendum, twelve Latvian film directors of different generations portray twelve different characters across the country. Their life stories and environments affect their decision of voting “for” or “against”.
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It's Latvia on the 20th of September, 2003 - the day of the referendum about joining the European Union. On the day of the referendum, twelve Latvian film directors of different generations portray twelve different characters across the country. Their life stories and environments affect their decision of voting “for” or “against”.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Aija Bley, Antra Cilinska-Dombrovska, Inese Kļava, Dainis Kļava, Arta Biseniece, Ivars Zviedris, Krišs Ozols, Baiba Lagzdiņa, Andis Mizišs, Kristīne Želve
Written By:Andis Mizišs, Arta Biseniece, Aija Bley, Antra Cilinska-Dombrovska, Inese Kļava, Ivars Zviedris, Dainis Kļava, Krišs Ozols, Baiba Lagzdiņa, Kristīne Želve
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Anša Epnera studija AVE
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