Tote bag for the film “Flesh, Blood, Even a Heart”

Ironic and apt texts from Alise Zariņa’s film “Flesh, Blood, Even a Heart”, which focuses on the relationship between generations and our collective traumas, which this film work invites us to look at with lightness and humor. The main character Līva suddenly has her father return to her life – an unrealized artist who has convincingly realized himself as an alcoholic. Līva’s self-confidence, romantic relationships and peace of mind are severely shaken. As much as Līva would like to admit it, not all traumas heal with time. Some stay with us no matter how much we would like to forgive, accept or at least become cynical enough to laugh at them.