
Crossing
Pārceltuve
Synopsis
Līgatne river ferry crossing takes locals, tourists, passers-by and cars from early spring to the fall over river Gauja. It's the last of what were once many such 'rope ferries' across Gauja, but it remains more than an historical oddity and plays an important part in many lives. At just 12 square meters, the wooden ferry nevertheless encompasses an intriguing and sometimes surprising selection of what constitutes 21st-century Latvia.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Pauls Ķesteris
- Screenplay & Story
- Pauls Ķesteris
- Original Title
- Pārceltuve
- Country of Origin
- Latvia
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 26m
- Production Studios
- Mistrus Media, Latvijas Televizija
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Pauls Ķesteris
Pauls Ķesteris
Haralds Vecvagars
Andris Grants
Gints Grūbe, Inese Boka-Grūbe
Department Leadership Roster
Pauls Ķesteris
Director
Gints Grūbe
Producer
Haralds Vecvagars
Director of Photography
Andris Grants
Editor
Pauls Ķesteris
Writer
Inese Boka-Grūbe
Producer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Crossing.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Crossing
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Crossing about?
Līgatne river ferry crossing takes locals, tourists, passers-by and cars from early spring to the fall over river Gauja. It's the last of what were once many such 'rope ferries' across Gauja, but it remains more than an historical oddity and plays an important part in many lives. At just 12 square meters, the wooden ferry nevertheless encompasses an intriguing and sometimes surprising selection of what constitutes 21st-century Latvia.
Who directed Crossing?
Crossing was directed by Pauls Ķesteris.
Who stars in Crossing?
The principal cast of Crossing includes Not specified.
When was Crossing released and how long is it?
Crossing was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 26m.
