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Red Code Blue (2026)

Young police detective Romāns Skulte joins the Riga Central Precinct in the mid-1990s. In no time at all, Skulte’s youthful enthusiasm clashes with the harsh reality of the streets, leading him to the realisation that in order to purge the city of crime, ethical and legal boundaries must be breached.
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Young police detective Romāns Skulte joins the Riga Central Precinct in the mid-1990s. In no time at all, Skulte’s youthful enthusiasm clashes with the harsh reality of the streets, leading him to the realisation that in order to purge the city of crime, ethical and legal boundaries must be breached.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Oskars Rupenheits
Written By:Oskars Rupenheits
In Theaters:3/1/2026
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:KEF Studio, Vino Films, fon Films, Juris Podnieks Studio

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