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Crime Solving For Beginners
On May 4th 1994, the 4th anniversary of Latvia’s splintering from the Soviet Union, rookie police investigator Aldis Karklins is tasked with solving the murder of Natalia Nolle, an influental behind-the-scenes political figure. The trail leads the 23-year-old Aldis in to the underbelly of organized crime and KGB conspiracies that outlive the Soviot Union. A miniseries in seven episodes, based on the novel "Don't Call Me, Don't Look for me! Life of Soviet Secret Agent" (Meklējiet sievieti) by acclaimed Latvian crime fiction writer Andris Kolbergs.
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This documentary delves into the fascinating world of amateur sleuths and citizen detectives who take on cold cases and unsolved mysteries. It explores their motivations, methods, and the impact they have on seeking justice for victims and their families.
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The film highlights the dedication of amateur investigators.
It raises questions about the effectiveness and ethics of citizen-led crime solving.
The documentary aims to shed light on overlooked cases.
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