Lustrum
Directed by Gints Grūbe8 november 2018 1 u, 32 mDocumentaire, Historisch
5.9
“Lustrum” was one of the state administration principles of the Roman Empire – a five-year period after which public administrators underwent a purification and repentance process that was usually accompanied by a sacrifice. During this time, the representatives of the previous administration confessed all their sins, repented and genuinely swore allegiance to the new administration. The Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia has made a decision to open the KGB archives in May 2018. The film is an endeavour to answer the question of whether the lustration that never took place in the 1990s may turn out to be dangerous for the future existence of statehood.
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Lustrum was released on 8 november 2018.
Lustrum was directed by Gints Grūbe.
Lustrum has a runtime of 1 u, 32 m.
Lustrum was produced by Elīna Gediņa-Ducena.
“Lustrum” was one of the state administration principles of the Roman Empire – a five-year period after which public administrators underwent a purification and repentance process that was usually accompanied by a sacrifice. During this time, the representatives of the previous administration confessed all their sins, repented and genuinely swore allegiance to the new administration. The Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia has made a decision to open the KGB archives in May 2018. The film is an endeavour to answer the question of whether the lustration that never took place in the 1990s may turn out to be dangerous for the future existence of statehood.
The key characters in Lustrum are Self (Georgs Andrejevs), Self (Uldis Briedis), Self (Lidija Doronina-Lasmane).
Lustrum is a Documentaire, Historisch film.
Lustrum has an audience rating of 5.9 out of 10.