Ivars Seleckis Movies

Latvia from a bird's eye view

The composer Raimonds Pauls, the artist of the USSR People's Stage, shares his thoughts on life and work. The authors focus on the difficult daily...

While shooting a documentary about a 'Komsomol' class who all went to save a struggling kolkhoz, the filmmakers also shot mud, broken tractors,...

The film tells the story of writer Regīna Ezera. The writer swims in a lake, shops at the market, writes on a typewriter at home, and writes the...

A leisurely message about the people of the Zvejnieks collective farm, created in the style of Riga's poetic documentary cinema.

A protopoetic short about Riga and the people of Riga in their twenties.

Joyful, humorous and slightly ironic look on the daily life in Soviet Latvia in 1987.

One of the first socially relevant poetic films in Latvian cinema history, documenting the lives of female workers at a fiberglass factory –...

She is young and beautiful. But a film portrait is more grateful to the life story of a person whose greatest works are already behind them... If the...

A film about a woman's role in the society.

Newsreel edition with stories about archery competition and marathons in running, cycling and car sports, using the form of personal narrative behind...

On his 18th birthday, Māris receives a motorcycle from his parents, and, while driving around with his friends, they pass a wedding car. The...

A sequel-of-sorts to "Sieviete, kuru gaida?", where the authors focussed on the role of a woman in society. Now their turning their focus on men.

In January 1989 the first Message to Man International Film Festival took place in Leningrad. This film, made during the festival, is a record of its...

Reflections on human’s relationship with horses throughout the ages and their depiction in art are shown in parallel to the draft horse...

A documentary about farmers in the Latvian countryside.

People gather in the woods to learn about cameras

Soviet Union's routine explained through the life of common people.