Last week marked the premiere of Džilindžers' black comedy "Perfektie" at Forum Cinemas, which gathered the film's entire creative team. Notably, actress Linda Kalniņa and director Džilindžers drew special attention from the audience and the press. Following Džilindžers' divorce from his sixth wife, writer Inga Grencberga, rumors have circulated that his new romantic interest might be Kalniņa, as they have been frequently spotted together at theater events and posing for photographers. Though they deny any romantic involvement, the speculation continues.

During the premiere, Džilindžers reaffirmed his previous statements, declaring that he finds nothing more tedious than getting involved with actresses, stating, "I don’t get involved with actresses!" This comment further fuels public interest in his relationship with Kalniņa. Meanwhile, Kalniņa expressed in an interview that she enjoys the media attention she has received, revealing that she had never imagined becoming an actress prior to this point. The film "Perfektie" is already marking Džilindžers' second notable work, contributing to his ongoing prominence in the Latvian film industry.

The dynamic between Džilindžers and Kalniņa amidst the backdrop of the film's success highlights the intersection of professional and personal lives in the arts. While Džilindžers dismisses intimate relationships with actresses, Kalniņa embraces the public's intrigue. This scenario showcases the unique challenges faced by figures within the creative sector, navigating both their artistic endeavors and personal narratives in the eye of the public and media attending films and theater productions.