Director Andrejs Ēķis’s new spy thriller “Tumšā robeža” will premiere on November 4 at the “Forum Cinemas” theater in Riga, featuring Jēkabs Reinis in the lead role, la.lv reported.
Creators release musical track about war boundaries
Ahead of the premiere, the film’s creators released a musical track titled “Kurā pusē tu esi” (Which side are you on?). Composer Rihards Zaļupe wrote the music and performed the track, while Ivo Briedis penned the lyrics. Musicians from the “Sinfonietta Rīga” chamber orchestra also participated in the recording. According to the filmmakers, the song addresses boundaries in wars and choices capable of altering human fates.
Counterintelligence officer seeks information in 1938 Latvia
The film’s plot unfolds in 1938 Latvia. The main character, Latvian counterintelligence officer Baltais, arrives in a border town under the guise of a journalist to retrieve information vital to state security and expose an enemy agent. At the same time, he tries to uncover the truth about the mysterious murder of his beloved. Although the events take place before World War II, the creators emphasize that themes of loyalty, responsibility, and choice remain relevant today.
Film premieres November 4 at Forum Cinemas Riga
The formal premiere takes place on November 4 at 19.00 at “Forum Cinemas” in Riga. Tickets are already available in advance, and audiences will have the opportunity to attend the screening alongside the film’s actors and creative team.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tumšā robeža
Who plays the lead role in Tumšā robeža?
Jēkabs Reinis stars as the lead character, counterintelligence officer Baltais, in Andrejs Ēķis’s spy thriller.
When and where is the premiere taking place?
The film premieres on November 4 at 19.00 at the “Forum Cinemas” theater in Riga.
Who composed the song released ahead of the premiere?
Composer Rihards Zaļupe wrote and performed the track “Kurā pusē tu esi,” with lyrics by Ivo Briedis and accompaniment by musicians from the “Sinfonietta Rīga” chamber orchestra.
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