In 1940, a woman was killed while trying to protect her son from a Soviet attack on the border between Latvia and the Soviet Union.
Synopsis
In 1940, a woman was killed while trying to protect her son from a Soviet attack on the border between Latvia and the Soviet Union.
Synopsis
In 1940, a woman was shot on the border between Latvia and the Soviet Union while trying to shield her son from an attack. Nearly 80 years later, filmmaker Davis Sīmanis visits this border, which now symbolizes a divide between Europe and Russia. He reflects on the historical events that have shaped this area and the ongoing tensions that persist. The film features contributions from Václav Flegl, Aigars Sērmukšs, and Anna Ryndová, among others.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of a tragic 1940 event on modern borders.
- Find out about cultural divides between Europe and Russia.
- Meet the filmmaker Davis Sīmanis and his unique perspective.
Did You Know
- A woman was killed in 1940 while protecting her son from a Soviet attack.
- The film looks at the Latvia-Soviet Union border nearly 80 years later.
- The film's duration is 87 minutes.
- The production countries are Czech Republic and Latvia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tragic event occurred in 1940 on the border between Latvia and the Soviet Union?
A woman was killed while trying to protect her son from a Soviet attack.
Who is the director of the documentary 'D is for Division'?
The director is Kārlis Lesiņš.
What is the duration of the documentary 'D is for Division'?
The duration is 87 minutes.
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