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Ansis Epners • 1969-1996, 80 min.
Latvian language
Lithuanian subtitlesThe relationship between artists and their era is clearly reflected in Ansis Epners' film journals and art films.
Ansis Epners • 1974-1998, 81 min.
Latvian languageLithuanian subtitlesDocumentary observation gains a special dynamic through the use of editing and an expressive soundtrack in Ansis Epners’ films – whether they are about sports, the work of choir conductors, or doctors’ struggles with people suffering from alcoholism.
Ansis Epners • 1969-1987, 80 min.
Latvian languageLithuanian subtitlesSports, physical activity, education, and the transmission of skills from one generation to the next are common themes in Ansis Epners' films.
Ansis Epners • 1970-1983, 82 min.
Latvian languageLithuanian subtitlesIn the very first documentary films by Ansis Epners, "Alive" and "Night Flight," the director's unique expressiveness in documentary reality and editing is evident.
