New Baltic Cinema

Show Me the Sound

30 min. | Drama | N/A

Dagne, her husband and a teenager daughter live in a peaceful Latvian countryside. While everyone is busy with personal works and dreams, the family ties are loosening. Dagne is diagnosed with slowly emerging deafness. Acceptance of the new situation and the need to adapt to new ways of communication, including learning sign language, is not easy for neither of them. Dagne feels left alone and not supported in this so hard time for her. Her daughter is very busy with her music band and preparation for coming contest. Her husband is occupied with work at the farm. Even simple daily things become complicated, impossible and emotionally hard.

Agnese Laizāne

Agnese Laizāne

Agnese Laizāne was born in Latvia in 1984. After getting a bachelor’s degree in law, she entered in the Baltic Film and Media School to study film directing. She completed her studies in 2011 with a short Show me the sound as her diploma film. She has since directed and produced several short films. In 2011 Laizāne was selected to Berlinale Talent Campus. Currently she is working on her first long feature film.
Languages
Latvian
Subtitles
English, Lithuanian
Original title
Parādi man skaņu
Produced
2011: Latvia, Estonia

Film information

Director
Agnese Laizāne
Producers
Petra Apers
Screenplay
Alise Zariņa, Agnese Laizāne
Music
Kevin Macleod
Cinematography
Inese Tikmane
Cast
Ilze Pukinska, Tālivaldis Lasmanis, Kristīne Šomase
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