Nr. 105555

Nr. 105555

Release date : February 23, 2023
Runtime : 30m
Countries of origin : Latvia /
Original Language :
Director : Andrejs Verhoustinskis /
Production companies : Studija Centrums /
February 23, 2023 30m Latvia Documentary More
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The film is based on the diary of Arkus Gunārs Reninger about his experiences in Salaspils concentration camp in 1944, which are visually partially covered by archive materials and prisoners’ drawings, but mostly the viewer will see the specific location today. A documentary observation of a memorial nowadays, where children and adults come in groups and watch individually, with interest or get bored, emotionally react or indifferently distance themselves, sunk into phones, disconnected from the outside world… Film will tell about our time no less than Reninger’s notes about what happened in this place almost 80 years ago.
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  • title:Nr. 105555
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2023
  • Runtime:30m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin: Latvia ·
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Andrejs Verhoustinskis /
  • Writers: Andrejs Verhoustinskis ·
  • Production companies: Studija Centrums ·
  • Overview:The film is based on the diary of Arkus Gunārs Reninger about his experiences in Salaspils concentration camp in 1944, which are visually partially covered by archive materials and prisoners’ drawings, but mostly the viewer will see the specific location today. A documentary observation of a memorial nowadays, where children and adults come in groups and watch individually, with interest or get bored, emotionally react or indifferently distance themselves, sunk into phones, disconnected from the outside world… Film will tell about our time no less than Reninger’s notes about what happened in this place almost 80 years ago.
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