Hi, Rasma!
Synopsis
The Latvian steamer Rasma sank in 1941 near Mohni Island, carrying bicycles and sewing machines that changed the lives of local residents.
Synopsis
Near Mohni Island, a group of locals discusses the Latvian steamer Rasma, which sank in 1941. The ship carried bicycles and sewing machines, items that would later influence the lives of Estonian residents. Directed by Laila Pakalnina, "Hi, Rasma." features conversations with villagers who share fragmented memories and stories about the ship and its cargo. As they reflect on the past, the film captures the fading legacy of Rasma, now more legend than reality, as it decomposes beneath the waves.
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Why Watch
- Find out where the Rasma wreck lies near Mohni Island.
- Meet locals sharing stories about the Rasma ship.
- See how the ship's history connects to bicycles.
Did You Know
- The Latvian steamer Rasma sank in 1941.
- Rasma was carrying bicycles and sewing machines when it sank.
- The wreck is located near Mohni Island, specifically over Baby's stone.
- One interviewee mentioned being deported to Siberia during the war.
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When did the Latvian steamer Rasma sink?
The Latvian steamer Rasma sank in 1941.
Where is the wreck of the Rasma located?
The wreck of the Rasma is located near Mohni island.
What cargo did the Rasma carry?
The Rasma carried bicycles and sewing machines.
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