Ivars Seleckis Movies
- 1963
The Coast
The Coast71963HD
A poetic documentary observation of everyday life in a Latvian fishing village, where centuries-old traditions and wind-hardened men and women live...
- 1988
Crossroad Street
Crossroad Street4.751988HD
Crossroad Street is a small street just 800 metres long on the outskirts of the Latvian capital, Riga. Its various inhabitants, each with his or her...
- 2001
Primadonna on Rollerskates
Primadonna on Rollerskates02001HD
- 2006
Comeback
Comeback02006HD
Uldis Brauns' conversation with Ivars Seleckis about films and time.
- 1984
Sieviete starp diviem romāniem
Sieviete starp diviem romāniem01984HD
- 1969
A Catch
A Catch71969HD
- 1963
The Send-Off
The Send-Off01963HD
While shooting a documentary about a 'Komsomol' class who all went to save a struggling kolkhoz, the filmmakers also shot mud, broken tractors,...
- 1970
The Girls of Valmiera
The Girls of Valmiera71970HD
- 2007
In the Shade of the Oak Tree
In the Shade of the Oak Tree02007HD
The story of rural people in 2004 - at the time when Latvia joined the European Union. A thorough study of the situation in rural Latvia over the...
- 1992
Eduard Shevernadze. From Past To Future
Eduard Shevernadze. From Past To Future01992HD
- 1985
Latvia from a bird's eye view
Latvia from a bird's eye view01985HD
Latvia from a bird's eye view
- 1970
Together Again
Together Again01970HD
People gather in the woods to learn about cameras
- 1985
Maestro bez frakas
Maestro bez frakas01985HD
The composer Raimonds Pauls, the artist of the USSR People's Stage, shares his thoughts on life and work. The authors focus on the difficult daily...
- 1994
Nāc lejā, bālais mēnes!
Nāc lejā, bālais mēnes!01994HD
A documentary about farmers in Latvian countryside.
- 1973
Apcirkņi
Apcirkņi01973HD
A documentary about farmers in the Latvian countryside.
- 1976
Mirror of Thirst
Mirror of Thirst01976HD
The degradation of a human under the influence of alcohol.
- 1971
Your Payday
Your Payday01971HD
Soviet Union's routine explained through the life of common people.