Dāvis Dreimanis

A cinephile father and his son travel by car through Latvian countryside while trying to sell an antique piece of furniture in order to fund the son’s endeavour in filmmaking. The father dreams about his son’s future in film business, but his son has different plans for the future.

Marger is a retired provincial cantina engineer who is unpleasantly surprised by the sudden departure of his wife. Realising that he will spend the rest of his life alone, he decides to make an end of himself. However, just as he is about to extinguish his life, the Master, a magical being with fantastic powers, knocks on the door of his house.

A cinephile father and his son travel by car through Latvian countryside while trying to sell an antique piece of furniture in order to fund the son’s endeavour in filmmaking. The father dreams about his son’s future in film business, but his son has different plans for the future.

A cinephile father and his son travel by car through Latvian countryside while trying to sell an antique piece of furniture in order to fund the son’s endeavour in filmmaking. The father dreams about his son’s future in film business, but his son has different plans for the future.

Marger is a retired provincial cantina engineer who is unpleasantly surprised by the sudden departure of his wife. Realising that he will spend the rest of his life alone, he decides to make an end of himself. However, just as he is about to extinguish his life, the Master, a magical being with fantastic powers, knocks on the door of his house.

Marger is a retired provincial cantina engineer who is unpleasantly surprised by the sudden departure of his wife. Realising that he will spend the rest of his life alone, he decides to make an end of himself. However, just as he is about to extinguish his life, the Master, a magical being with fantastic powers, knocks on the door of his house.