Workshop in the Countryside (2002)

Workshop in the Countryside (2002) poster

At the end of 70ies, when individual houses were getting destroyed in the Latvian countryside to put everyone in Soviet kolkhozs, painters Inta Celmiņa and Edvards Grūbe bought a house in Vidzeme, far away from everybody. It was a new beginning for the house, and for the artists as well, who now lead a double life, spending winters in Riga, and summers - in their workshop in the countryside. It's a story about the classic values of Latvian painting and the environment that breeds it.

Director: Olafs Okonovs
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 18 min
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Screenplay

Music: Andris Dzenītis
Cinematography: Uldis Jancis
Editing: Gunta Ikere
Production: Neputns
Country: Latvia
Original Language: lv
More Films by Director: Olafs Okonovs
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Workshop in the Countryside about?
At the end of 70ies, when individual houses were getting destroyed in the Latvian countryside to put everyone in Soviet kolkhozs, painters Inta Celmiņa and Edvards Grūbe bought a house in Vidzeme, far away from everybody. It was a new beginning for the house, and for the artists as well, who now lead a double life, spending winters in Riga, and summers - in their workshop in the countryside. It's a story about the classic values of Latvian painting and the environment that breeds it.
Who directed Workshop in the Countryside?
Workshop in the Countryside was directed by Olafs Okonovs.
How long is Workshop in the Countryside?
Workshop in the Countryside has a runtime of 18m (18 minutes).
What genre is Workshop in the Countryside?
Workshop in the Countryside is a Documentary film.
Where was Workshop in the Countryside produced?
Workshop in the Countryside was produced in Latvia.