Jānis Streičs is a Latvian film director. He is the master of the Latvian cinematic stories, an expert on the national mentality, and no stranger to good-hearted irony and humour. His national comedies have earned him an unwavering popularity. Streičs' 1991 comedy film Cilvēka bērns was runner-up for the Chicago International Children's Film Festival Rights of the Child Award in 1994.
A Limousine the Colour of Midsummer's Eve
(Director)
Unfinnished Dinner
(Director)
The Mystery of the Old Parish House
(Director)
The Child of Man
(Director)
Meeting on the Milky Way
(Director)
Ilga-Ivolga
(Director)
My Frivolous Friend
(Director)
Faithful Friend Sancho
(Director)
To Remember or to Forget
(Director)
It's Easy to Fall Into an Overgrown Ditch
(Director)
The Child of Man
(Writer)
Rudolf's Gold
(Director)
Rudolf's Gold
(Writer)
Carmen Horrendum
(Director)
Night-watchman and Laundress
(Screenplay)
Roses of Autumn
(Director)
Roses of Autumn
(Screenplay)
Night-watchman and Laundress
(Director)
The Mills of Fate
(Screenplay)
Captain Enrico’s Watch
(Director)
The Mills of Fate
(Director)
Šauj manā vietā
(Director)
Ipolits
(Director)
Master
(Screenplay)
Strange Passions
(Director)
Master
(Director)
Theatre
(Screenplay)
Strange Passions
(Screenplay)
Boys from Liv Island
(Director)
Theatre
(Director)
Mēs esam un būsim
(Director)
This Dangerous Balcony Door
(Writer)
The Mystery of the Old Parish House
(Writer)
It's Easy to Fall Into an Overgrown Ditch
(Writer)
Ipolits
(Writer)
Boys from Liv Island
(Writer)
Theatre
(Director)
Theatre
(Adaptation)