Bridges of Time: How Baltic "Poetic Documentaries" Exposed Soviet Reality
"They helped audiences to learn to see... not only to watch, but to see. To see and think and read between the lines."Continue Reading →
"They helped audiences to learn to see... not only to watch, but to see. To see and think and read between the lines."Continue Reading →
“My parents fled terror in Estonia in World War Two, which is why I have this accent.”Continue Reading →
Cēsis has changed rather a lot in the last few years, probably more than any other single town in Latvia, and the best place to get the measure of these…Continue Reading →
"We consider [the Soviet Union and Russia] to be synonymous, don't we?"Continue Reading →
"Hee vanquished the armie of the king of Lettowe, with the captiuitie of foure Lithuanian Dukes and the slaughter of three..."Continue Reading →