Latvian Television's multi-series film "The Torn Mug" is based on the novels "The Torn Mug" and "Wolf's Tooth" by Alfreds Dziļums. Only a few of the main characters and the twists and turns of their relationships are taken from the novel "The Broken Pitcher", while the majority of the film consists of original content, in which the plot is interspersed with various events. They will draw the viewer into the feelings and values of the inner world of a Latvian.
Kaspars Dumburs
Ieva Segliņa
Mārtiņš Upenieks
Kristīne Nevarauska
Imants Strads
Latvian Television's multi-series film "The Torn Mug" is based on the novels "The Torn Mug" and "Wolf's Tooth" by Alfreds Dziļums. Only a few of the main characters and the twists and turns of their relationships are taken from the novel "The Broken Pitcher", while the majority of the film consists of original content, in which the plot is interspersed with various events. They will draw the viewer into the feelings and values of the inner world of a Latvian.
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