New Times at Crossroad Street

The documentary is part of the Crossroad Street Collection and runs for 85 minutes. It delves into the lives of residents like Daiga, Aldis, and Osis, offering a personal connection to the filmmakers and their subject matter. The film aims to capture the essence of a community that has seen both prosperity and the fading of its unique cultural identity.

Ivars Seleckis returns to the site of the original film, bringing viewers back to a world that is at risk of being forgotten. The documentary highlights the coexistence of various value systems among the residents, illustrating how they navigate their lives in a rapidly changing society. Through this lens, the film seeks to document the turbulence and resilience of Crossroad Street, making it a significant piece in understanding the socio-cultural landscape of Latvia in the late 1990s.