Father, Family and the Threshing Machine

This documentary features actress Indra Burkovska as she recounts her father's story, revealing the complexities of family life on a farm. It captures the dual role of the farmer, both master and servant to the land, illustrating the challenges and rewards of agricultural life.

The film also highlights a significant moment when Aleksandrs presents a threshing machine, named Imanta, as a gift to the Ethnographic Open Air Museum. This act symbolizes his life's work and dreams, providing insight into the importance of farming tools and heritage in rural life.