Gints Grūbe Movies

Self-made banker Boriss Osipovs achieves quick success immediately after the collapse of the USSR, but he flees Latvia to avoid arrest for illegal...

“Lustrum” was one of the state administration principles of the Roman Empire – a five-year period after which public administrators...

For many years, Saturday market in Skulte has been one of the main events of the week. The roles in the market have been carefully divided among the...

Līgatne river ferry crossing takes locals, tourists, passers-by and cars from early spring to the fall over river Gauja. It's the last of what...

The film is based on true events, it tells the stories of two outstanding personalities of the 20th century – Sergei Eisenstein and Isaiah...

Composers are regular people – they drive public transport, do sports, pay their bills. And still – they are very different as they are...

Five children started school in different parts of Latvia in 2015 and we followed them through their first schoolyear in the 2018 documentary...

Trying to make a professional impression, the teacher of the 9th grade Dārta organises a parents' school meeting, but the parents' childish...

In the minds of people, Brussels is no longer a geographical location; it is now a myth-surrounded centre, where decisions are made regarding future...

A story of the journey to success of a young sportswoman who, with the support of her family and great determination, has already become the best...

This investigative documentary explores the methods through which Russia influences the domestic policy of the Baltic States – by dividing the...

A boy's body is discovered in a peat field, and a local drunk confesses to a decades-old murder. Policeman Broze reopens the case and is forced to...

A documentary essay about emptiness in Europe, exploring its causes, life in the emptying places, and attempts to overcome it in five landscapes:...

Since Latvia regained independence in 1991, only a small number of all those who emigrated during the 1940s returned, though many of them had been...