"Uļa" becomes Latvia's most-watched film since 2019
Director Viesturs Kairišs' feature film "Uļa" drew more than 22,000 viewers in its first days of release, marking the best opening for a Latvian film in recent years. Screenings across the country were largely sold out, with audiences responding enthusiastically.
The feature film "Uļa," directed by Viesturs Kairišs, became the most-watched film in Latvian cinemas over the past weekend. Counting the first days of general release along with earlier special screenings, the film has already been seen by 22,817 viewers.
This marks the strongest opening for a domestic feature film since 2019, according to available attendance figures. Screenings sold out in many cinemas across Latvia, pointing to strong public interest even before wider distribution.
Audience response
The film's first week has also been marked by an especially engaged audience reaction, with viewers sharing their impressions and offering positive feedback. This response adds to the strong attendance numbers, suggesting the film has resonated broadly with Latvian audiences.
No information has yet been made public regarding the film's further screening schedule or possible additional showings.
