My Family (Latvian: Mana ģimene) is a 1982[2] Latvian Soviet television two-part feature film directed by Pēteris Krylovs.[3][4]
| My Family | |
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| Latvian: Mana ģimene | |
| Directed by | Pēteris Krilovs |
| Written by | Alvis Lapiņš[1] |
| Starring | Helga Dancberga Uldis Dumpis |
| Cinematography | Miks Zvirbulis |
| Edited by | Liene Bāliņa |
| Music by | Egīls Straume |
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Running time | 136 min. |
| Country |  Soviet Union |
| Language | Latvian |
Plot
editThe Ronison family is similar to many urban families, where parents are passionate about their work, where there is only one child, where the rhythm of life and an established way of life create an outward feeling of complete well-being.[5]
The seal family mother, teacher Zaiga, father, former racing driver Walters and son Roberts look so harmonious that a television program will be made about them. Little by little, it turns out that this is not a model family after all.
Cast
edit- Helga Dancberga as Zaiga
- Uldis Dumpis as Walters
- Artūrs Blušs as Robert
- Solvita Jermaka as Baiba
- Līga Liepiņa as Aija
- Nina Leimane as Zaiga's mother
- Dzintra Klētniece as Baiba's mother
- Jānis Dauksts as Muncis
- Romualds Ancāns as Baiba's father
References
edit- ^ Silvija Līce (1995). Vin̦i veidoja latviešu mākslas filmu vizuālo tēlu. Zinātne. ISBN 978-5-7966-1107-4.
- ^ Māra Niedra (1999). Teātris un kino: K-N̦. Preses nams. ISBN 978-9984-9570-0-5.
- ^ Kristīne Matīsa (2005). Vecās labās: latviešu kinoklasikas 50 spožākās pērles. Atēna. ISBN 978-9984-34-142-2.
- ^ Heinrihs Jubels (2002). Latvijas enciklopēdija. Belokon̦a izdevniecība. ISBN 978-9984-9482-0-1.
- ^ "Моя семья (1982)". kino-teatr.ru. Retrieved 2023-06-01.
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