The article details the release of the trailer for Alise Zariņa's new film 'Impressions' (originally titled 'Nospiedumi'), which premiered at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival last fall. The film is competing for several awards at the National Film Awards in Latvia, highlighting its significance in the local film industry. Zariņa, as both director and screenwriter, emphasizes the importance of telling her generation's story, focusing on the intricate dynamics between different generations and addressing collective traumas with a blend of lightness and humor.

Zariņa reflects on the pride of the film team that 'Impressions' has already been presented in international venues such as Tallinn, Paris, and Boston, enhancing its visibility and reception beyond Latvia. This international exposure suggests a broader relevance of the story, which resonates with personal and societal themes. The film aims to reach local audiences with its narrative that directly relates to their experiences and cultural heritage, making it a significant piece within the Latvian cinematic landscape.

As the film prepares for its release in Latvia, there is an anticipation about how it will be received, particularly given its exploration of relatable themes such as family, trauma, and identity. The critical acclaim secured through its nominations for multiple awards indicates that 'Impressions' is not only a personal project for Zariņa but also a pivotal moment for Latvian cinema, as it weaves together the past and the present of Latvian storytelling.