I Remember Everything, Richard

I Remember Everything, Richard (Latvian: Es visu atceros, Ričard) is a 1966 film[1] produced during Soviet period at the Riga Film Studio. Another name for the film is Rock and Splinters (Latvian: Akmens un šķembas), which is normally applied to the uncut version.

I Remember Everything, Richard
(Rock and Splinter)
Directed byRolands Kalniņš
StarringEduards Pāvuls
Antra Liedskalniņa
Harijs Liepiņš
Pauls Butkēvičs
Uldis Pūcītis
Music byLudgards Gedravičus
CinematographyMiks Zvirbulis
Distributed byRiga Film Studio
Gilde Film Studio
Release date
1966
Running time
83 min.
CountryLatvian SSR, USSR
LanguageLatvian

The film's director was Rolands Kalniņš.

Plot

Synopsis in brief: Three friends — Jānis, Zigis and Ričards — are mobilized into the Latvian Legion during World War II, where they fight against the Red Army in the Volkhov Marshes. Zigis is killed while attempting to desert to the Soviets. Twenty years later the two surviving friends meet again. Jānis has stayed in Soviet Latvia and accepted the new order, while Ričards arrives from abroad, having become an agent to the Western powers hostile to the Soviet system.

While produced during the Soviet period and being full of Soviet propaganda clichés, the film rather objectively describes the events surrounding the participation of Latvian Legion in battles against Soviets on the Leningrad Front during World War II.[1]

Cast

The film's cast included several notable Latvian actors: Eduards Pāvuls, Antra Liedskalniņa, Harijs Liepiņš, Pauls Butkēvičs, Uldis Pūcītis.

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References
  1. Neiburgs, Uldis (16 March 2018). "Aftermath: What happened to the Latvian Legionnaires after the war?". Public Broadcasting of Latvia. Retrieved 27 May 2018.


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