Austra Melnāre Movie Trailers

Blow, Wind! Trailer (1973)

01 September 1973

Based on a stage play of the same name by the one of the biggest names in the history of Latvian literature Rainis, "Put, vejini" tells a story of an unconventional love that blossoms between the handsome, wealthy and impetuous merchant Uldis and the timid, humble and clear-hearted orphan Baiba.

Your Happiness Trailer (1960)

01 January 1960

An inspector is torn between her conviction of there being a need to reconstruct a factory, and a love interest who asks of her not to do that in order for him to further his career.

My Wealthy Mistress Trailer (1969)

07 September 1969

Riga, the 1930s. Oļģerts Kurmis, an educated unemployed, does all kinds of odd jobs. Together with his friend, vagrant Frīdis, they sometimes work for Mr.

Wagtail's Army Trailer (1964)

28 December 1964

The civil war in Russia, guerrillas fighting with Kolchak formations. As a result of sabotage, accident with white Russian train takes place.

Diena bez vakara Trailer (1963)

29 April 1963

The directing debut of the acclaimed Latvian cinematographer Māris Rudzītis.

Nauris Trailer (1957)

26 November 1957

Nauris lives with his little sister and grandfather Upmalis in a small seaside village. When he discovers that his grandfather and Lazdāns have robbed the local school, Nauris secretly returns the stolen goods, hoping to protect his grandfather.

Velna ducis Trailer (1961)

29 November 1961

One of the passengers went into labor. The doctor, who had previously talked a lot about humane treatment of people, turned out to be a terrible bitch and refused to participate in the delivery.

Pieviltie Trailer (1961)

20 November 1961

After becoming a teacher, Janis Lazdan returns to his native village in Latgale. In Novie Gudani, he sees black cassocks everywhere.

Rock and Splinters Trailer (1967)

24 April 1967

During World War II three best friends are mobilized into the Waffen-SS Latvian Legion. Years later their fates continue to intertwine, as memories of war loom in back of their minds.