Inta Ruka is more of a co-author of the film in terms of the message about the people she photographs, their lives and destinies, and the unique, interesting people she encounters by chance. Since she has known most of these people for years, the topics of conversation come naturally. Inta Ruka's portraits are an attempt to reveal people in the world and the world in people.
Directed by Arvīds Krievs
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