Still Life

In Still Life, Elīna returns to her childhood summer house to show it to potential buyers. This visit is complicated by the presence of her deceased grandmother, prompting Elīna to confront her family's troubled history.

The film delves into the complexities of familial relationships and the impact of legacy on personal identity. As Elīna reflects on her past, the narrative raises questions about how history can shape the present and future, particularly in her relationship with her mother.

With a runtime of only 22 minutes, this short film offers a compact yet poignant exploration of its themes. The performances by Elīna Vaska-Botere and Guna Zariņa contribute to the film's emotional depth, making it a notable work within the drama genre.