The Fire and Clay Master (2009)
Original title: Uguns un mālu pavēlnieks
The harsh environment of Latgale determines the visual language and provincial aesthetic of this film, while the particular milieu of the surrounding pottery furnaces and old cottages depict an end of the line region where one man is burning himself in the fires of his artistic passion, making of clay pots.
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What is The Fire and Clay Master about?
The harsh environment of Latgale determines the visual language and provincial aesthetic of this film, while the particular milieu of the surrounding pottery furnaces and old cottages depict an end of the line region where one man is burning himself in the fires of his artistic passion, making of clay pots.
How long is The Fire and Clay Master?
The Fire and Clay Master has a runtime of 9 minutes.