Through editing and an expressive soundtrack, Ansis Epnero's documentary look takes on a special dynamic, whether the films are about sports (Men's Game), the work of choir conductors (Conductors) or the difficulties of doctors in treating people addicted to alcohol (Hemogram). On the other hand, The House on Wheels can be seen as a playful manipulation of documentary footage, where the boundary between real and staged reality becomes vulnerable. A very different aesthetic characterises Epner's video diaries, the first of which, From Everest to Paradise, offers interesting observations from the director's journeys around the continents of the world. N-13 Men's Game Men's Game Dir. Ansis Epners / Latvian SSR / 1974 / English subt. / 0.17 A visually and emotionally intense portrait of the Riga hockey team Dinamo, which looks at the history of the team and follows the work of the team and the coach during training. House on Wheels Namiņš uz riteņiem Director. Ansis Epners / Latvian SSR / 1977 / subtitled in English. / 0.10 A playful story set both on the street and underground, centred on the workers who manage and maintain Riga's underground communications. Hemograma Asinsaina Dir. Ansis Epners / Latvian SSR / 1983 / lit. subt. / 0.10 Drunken patients, doctors milling around, blood and Mozart's "A Little Night Music": everywhere you turn, a little drama is unfolding in every corner of the emergency ward for the intoxicated. Conductors Virsdiriģenti Rež. Ansis Epners / Latvian SSR / 1985 / English subtitles. / 0.10 The 1985 Song Festival concert focuses on the faces of the main conductors at different stages of the festival. The perfect combination of video and sound, unhindered by any voice-over, allows the viewer to experience the full range of emotional nuances. From Everest to Paradise No Everesta do Paradīzei Rež. Ansis Epners / Latvia / 1998 / English subt. / 0.37 Ansis Epners' first video diary of his travels on the world's continents, such as climbing to the 5,000-metre base camp of Everest and visiting Chitwan National Park on the Nepal-India border.