Baltic Analog Lab

A young woman is stuck in the film archives. She is lost amidst the shelves of film reels and within the labyrinth of her thoughts and subconscious. Will she find a way out?

Patience and will, how much you can push yourself?

A love letter to grannies. Aina is an 88-year old retiree. Yes, health issues lay at the core of her life, but her view on life, however, is full of understanding, ease and humour. Five different phrases used by her daily reflect her personality and constitute the structure of the film.

A collaborative film where each artist expresses their vision of one colour found in the visible spectrum of light.

This 16mm analog journey was destroyed both by my forgetfulness and household chemicals. It was a cold winter day, and I had convinced my mom that I wanted to film her and her horse in a snowy landscape. The wind was freezing, and we all shivered, but I was excited to develop the material I had shot. I went to the lab and did the processing, but after opening the tank, I saw no image – just a dark film strip. I made a mistake while shooting and lost the whole thing. So I went on to destroy it even more. Frame by frame, a new world with melted landscapes and strange figures revealed itself to me – the film and its colorful layers came alive.

A detective movie with two people trying to find some clues. They manage. There are witnesses.