In 1873, brave men known as the New Latvians held the first-ever Latvian song festival under the watchful eye of oppressive censorship. This massive celebration, featuring 1,003 singers – both men and women – changed the course of the nation’s history. It stands as a unique example of non-violent resistance in the fight for freedom against imperialism, led by Latvia’s entrepreneurs, writers, publicists and ordinary villagers.
as Rihards Kārlis Tomsons
as Jānis Frīdrihs Baumanis
as Anna Līdumnieks
as Jurģis Grietēns
as Bernhards Dīriķis
as Krišjānis Kalniņš
as Zelma Līdumnieks
as Atis Kronvalds
as Edgars Balodis
as Pēteris Šiliņš
as Aleksandrs Kozlovs
as Jānis Cimze
as Pjotrs Bagrations
as Mihails Vrangelis
as Indriķis Zīle
as Jānis Bētiņš
as Ernests Vīgners
as Indriķis Laube
as Krišjānis Vāldemars
as Frīdrihs Veinbergs
as Policists
as Mūrnieku Jancis
as Liepu Mārtiņš
as Čivlenieku Emilis
as Pumpuriņu Indriķis
as Stapecku Janka
as Prūšu Osis
as Sondoru Reinis
as Ragu Dāvis
as Treiju Viļums
as Dumpju Pricis
as Pūteļu Indriķis
as Druvu Edžus
as Silmaču Osis
as Klibais vīrs
as Oru vīrs
as Kalpone Grieta
as Šarlote Elīze Tomsone
as Pauls Teodors Donāts Veirihs
as Ķesteris
as Diriģents
as Audēja
as Audējas meita
as Ganu zēns
