Good Hands

Name: Good Hands
Director: Peeter Simm
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 2001-01-01
Duration: 88 min
Cast: Rēzija Kalniņa, Tiit Sukk, Lembit Ulfsak, Tõnu Kark, Gert Raudsep

2001Dir. Peeter Simm1h 28m

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Good Hands is a 2001 comedy-drama directed by Peeter Simm. This film features a mix of humor and emotion, focusing on a girl thief navigating her way through life while evading capture. Its unique Baltic perspective adds to its appeal for collectors interested in international cinema.

Good Hands presents a story about light-fingered Margita, a thief whose antics lead her on an unexpected journey through love and theft. The film showcases her misadventures as she steals anything that isn't secured, from wallets to a Jeep, while the police close in on her.

The narrative takes Margita from the bustling streets of Riga to a quiet spot in Estonia called Vineeri, where she finds herself unexpectedly caring for a household of three men and a small boy. This blend of comedy and drama, along with its Baltic roots, offers a distinct viewing experience.

With a runtime of 88 minutes and a talented cast including Rēzija Kalniņa, Tiit Sukk, and Lembit Ulfsak, Good Hands captures the essence of a tragi-comedy. Its themes of survival and connection are woven into a tale that resonates across borders, making it a notable film for collectors.

Joint production between Estonia and Latvia · Focuses on themes of desperation and community · Unique blend of comedy and drama