A tragicomedy about the actions of four youths during the 10th Latvian parliamentary elections, and in the 100 days afterwards. Each represents a different political party and set of beliefs. In a time when Latvia is dominated by political nihilism, this film explores the political ideals of young people and their motivation to work towards a better future for their nation – through their hopes, work, victories and disillusionment.
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Krista Burāne Director · Renārs Vimba Cinematographer Dainis Juraga Cinematographer
First release September 12, 2011 · Produced in Latvia · Production Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija
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Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija
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Original title
Nākotne ir pagātnes tagadne
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Latvian
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Latvia · September 12, 2011
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