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Agapitova and the Rescued

Agapitova and the Rescued

Agapitova un Izglābtie, Latvia, 2009, 56 min, DVD, History
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This is a film about the return of an individual to the Far North and to the past. Agapitova, Igarka – the vast lands of Siberia to which Ilmārs Knaģis and 4,000 other children from Latvia were deported in 1941. In the autumn of 1942, 700 mothers and children of different nationalities were sent to the death island of Agapitova. Only 60 survived, and among them were six Latvian children – Biruta Kazaka, Pāvels Kliesbergs, Venta Grāvīte, Ilmārs Grāvītis, Pēteris Bērziņš and Valentīna Voiciša. Their memories are bitter and even unbelievable.
Director:
Dzintra Geka
Producer:
Dzintra Geka
Director of photography:
Aivars Lubanietis
Screenplay:
Eriks Lanss
Editor:
Armands Zvirbulis
Music:
Peteris Vasks
Sound:
Jānis Kazulis
World Sales:
Dzintra Geka
Languages:
Latvian
Subtitles:
English
studio SB Graudu 41a
LV1058 Riga, Latvia
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+371 6726 9960
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+371 6726 9960
Email:
dzintrag@inbox.lv
Rija Films Meness 4
LV-1013 Riga, Latvia
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+371 673 626 56
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+371 6733 9198
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info@rijafilms.lv
Tallin Black Night Film Festival, Tallinn, Estonia
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the Nationsl Cinema Centrethe Cultural Capital Fund

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