Most Popular Nora Ikstena Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
The Way Home Trailer (2013)
07 November 2013
The story of three different cultures meeting together in the realm of ethno-jazz music. Georgian ethno-jazz trio The Shin, the Moldavian band Trigon, Owl’s Ethnographic Orchestra and Intars Busulis.
The Formula of Happiness Trailer (2015)
22 September 2015
Imagine centuries ago several witches huddled around a steaming cauldron, gleefully consigning offensive items to the foul-smelling brew.
Is It Easy...? After 20 Years Trailer (2010)
04 May 2010
In 1986, Juris Podnieks made his film "Is it easy to be young?". The film became extremely popular and very soon was shown in 85 countries, which was a tremendous success for a Latvian film.
Soviet Milk Trailer (2023)
02 February 2023
Struggling against the totalitarian regime of occupied Soviet Latvia, a talented young doctor is stripped of her career, her joy for life, and even her maternal instincts.
Īvāns Trailer (2015)
09 November 2015
The documentary about Dainis Īvāns, leader of the National Awakening movement between late 1980s and early 1990s, a human symbol of the recent history of Latvia who embodies all hope, idealism, disappointment, choices, compromises, wins and losses.
Vijaya Trailer (2004)
18 April 2004
Vija Vetra is the famous Latvian dancer and choreographer. She was admired for her dancing by Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi.
Nora un Eleonora Trailer (2003)
08 April 2003
A film about how ideology destroys nations and controls people's destinies – a documentary story about a family turned into strangers.
Little Bird’s Diary Trailer (2007)
29 September 2007
Over the years, eighty-year-old Irina Pilke, nicknamed the Little Bird, has depicted the events of her life as sketches in diaries.
Prayer for a Home Trailer (2015)
03 November 2015
Prayer for a Home shows how everyone needs shelter and a home – people in Latvia, Europe and troubled regions throughout the world.
A World Apart Trailer (2001)
08 October 2001
World War II separated the Latvian nation into two parts. Fleeing Soviet occupation, a large part of the people left their homeland by the Baltic Sea and sought refuge in the West.
