99 days

Follows three young adults as they navigate the final 99 days of their youth before entering mandatory military service in Latvia. The film offers an intimate look at their friendships, budding romances, and personal anxieties as they confront the significant life transition ahead.

Critically acclaimed for its sensitive portrayal of youth, friendship, and the looming specter of military service. The documentary was praised for its observational style and the authentic emotional journey of its subjects, resonating with audiences for its universality despite its specific cultural context.

• Praised for its intimate and observational approach to a significant life transition.

• Appreciated for capturing the raw emotions and dynamics of young adulthood before a major life change.

• Noted for its sensitive handling of themes of friendship, love, and impending duty.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's relatable portrayal of youth and the emotional weight of major life decisions. Many found the subjects' journeys compelling and the observational style effective in drawing viewers into their world.

Selected for various film festivals, including the IDFA (International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam).

The film was shot over a period of three years, allowing the filmmakers to capture the evolving relationships and personal growth of the subjects as their 99-day deadline approached.