The Python
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Synopsis
An absurdist farce centering around a school in post-Soviet Latvia. After a rather disgusting prank (someone defecates in the school attic), the tyrannical headmistress deems that no one can leave until the culprit is caught. When the photographer's pet python escapes, havok breaks loose.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Laila Pakalnina
- Screenplay & Story
- Laila Pakalnina
- Original Title
- Pitons
- Country of Origin
- Latvia
- Spoken Languages
- Latvian
- Runtime
- 1h 28m
- Production Studios
- Hargla Company
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Laila Pakalnina
Laila Pakalnina
Gints Bērziņš
Sandra Alksne
Laila Pakalnina
Department Leadership Roster
Laila Pakalnina
Director
Laila Pakalnina
Writer
Gints Bērziņš
Director of Photography
Laila Pakalnina
Producer
Sandra Alksne
Editor
Ieva Kauliņa
Costume Design
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Python.
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Python
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What is The Python about?
An absurdist farce centering around a school in post-Soviet Latvia. After a rather disgusting prank (someone defecates in the school attic), the tyrannical headmistress deems that no one can leave until the culprit is caught. When the photographer's pet python escapes, havok breaks loose.
Who directed The Python?
The Python was directed by Laila Pakalnina.
Who stars in The Python?
The principal cast of The Python includes Juris Grave, Intars Janbergs, Januss Johansons, Māra Ķimele, Ilze Pukinska.
When was The Python released and how long is it?
The Python was released in 2003 with a total runtime of 1h 28m.