Murjāņi School (2015): cast, story & where to watch
2015 · Film
Released in 2015, Murjāņi School is a documentary film directed by Ivars Zviedris, running about 26 minutes.
What it’s about. Alekss arrives at the Murjāņi sports school to become a champion. He’s introduced to the ironclad daily routine, which starts at 7 AM and ends at 8 PM, with practices twice a day and the rest of the time filled with lessons, exams and homework, just like at any other school. He has to wash his own clothes, make his own bed and clean his own room. The second hero of the film, Kristaps, has been living at Murjāņi for three years now. He takes part in the European Youth Olympic Festival, where everyone is strong but only a select few make it to the winners’ podium. Luck is not on Kristaps’ side in this case, and what he gets are only harsh reprimands and tears in his eyes. This slice of life at Murjāņi shows the difficult path to victory through sweat, tears and hard work.
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- When was Murjāņi School released?
- Murjāņi School was released in 2015, with a runtime of about 26 minutes.