

Five children from different backgrounds in Latvia experience their first school year, revealing how family choices shape their lives.
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Five children from different backgrounds in Latvia experience their first school year, revealing how family choices shape their lives.
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Kārlis, a boy from the Latvian countryside, begins his first school year amid the diverse experiences of his peers. Gleb reflects on his grandparents' immigration during the Soviet period, shaping his understanding of identity. Zane, a first-generation urban dweller, faces the challenges of city life. Anastasija's family moves from urban to rural settings, adapting to new circumstances. Anete's mother works in England, creating a unique family dynamic. The film captures how these backgrounds influence the children's lives in contemporary Latvia.
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Why Watch
- Meet five unique children from Latvia.
- See award-winning cinematography by Valdis Celmiņš.
- Follow Ivars Seleckis' acclaimed direction.
Did You Know
- The film was Latvia's entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 91st Academy Awards.
- Ivars Seleckis directed the film and won Best Documentary Film Director at the Latvian National Film Awards.
- The film has a runtime of 97 minutes.
- It premiered at the Visions du Réel festival in 2018.
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Who directed the documentary To Be Continued?
Ivars Seleckis directed the documentary To Be Continued.
What awards did To Be Continued win at the Latvian National Film Awards?
To Be Continued won three awards: Best Documentary Film Director, Best Documentary Film Cinematographer, and Best Editor.
In which year was To Be Continued selected for the Academy Awards?
To Be Continued was selected as the Latvian entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 91st Academy Awards in 2018.
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