Causes and effects

In "Causes and Effects," an egg spills from a shopping bag, setting off a series of interconnected events that involve various characters, including an accountant, his fiancée, and members of the elite. The narrative highlights how a seemingly trivial incident can lead to significant repercussions.

This film is notable for being a debut in Latvian cinema for director Varis Krūmiņš and cinematographer Māris Rudzītis. The story unfolds in a way that intertwines personal and societal themes, making it a reflective piece on the impacts of everyday actions. As a short film, it captures the essence of adventure within a compact narrative, appealing to those interested in the evolution of Latvian cinema during the mid-20th century.