On Wednesday, February 11, the premiere of J. J. Džilindžers' dark comedy film 'The Perfect Ones' took place at Forum Cinemas in Latvia, attracting a diverse crowd of well-known personalities and couples from society. The excitement around the premiere highlighted the film's intriguing premise that revolves around a game initiated during a dinner among seven old friends.

The plot of 'The Perfect Ones' begins on a night of a full moon eclipse, when the friends gather for dinner and decide to play a seemingly innocent game that involves placing their phones on the table and sharing every incoming message and call. While they all believe they have nothing to hide, the curious dynamics of their relationships and secrets soon begin to unravel, leading to unexpected revelations that challenge their perceptions of trust and privacy.

The film's exploration of themes such as friendship, loyalty, and the consequences of absolute transparency reflects societal concerns about modern communication and confidentiality. The premiere not only showcased the film but also served as a social event that brought together notable figures, highlighting the cultural significance of cinema in Latvian society.