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The Sixties is a 2013 documentary film from director Dzintra Geka-Vaska. It runs 52 minutes and was released on December 27, 2013.
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The 1960s brought hope for the huge Soviet empire - a hope that the regime will become more humane. The optimism and youthful energy of the decade became the prevailing mood. Renewal of life vibrated in Latvia. The newly built Riga Film Studio was a strong impulse to the development of national cinematic art. A new generation full of energy came into the Latvian film industry; they created a style of documentary cinema that we now call Riga poetic documentary cinema (or Riga style).
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When was The Sixties released?
The Sixties was released on December 27, 2013.
What is the runtime of The Sixties?
The Sixties has a runtime of 52 minutes (52 minutes).
Who directed The Sixties?
The Sixties was directed by Dzintra Geka-Vaska. The screenplay is credited to Agris Redovičs.
What genre is The Sixties?
The Sixties is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
What movies are similar to The Sixties?
Movies TMDB recommends alongside The Sixties include The Class of ‘92 (2013), A Decade Under the Influence (2003), Capital in the Twenty-First Century (2019), McQueen (2018) and Drew: The Man Behind the Poster (2013).
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