Converts 2016
In *Converts (2016)*, directed by Kārlis Lesiņš, journalist Maija takes a daring leap into uncharted territory to expose a dark chapter of modern history.
Director: Kārlis Lesiņš
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Converts (2016) about?
*Converts* follows Maija, a fearless journalist who risks her safety to expose Daesh by pretending to convert to Islam. Her mission forces her to confront the terrifying realities of extremism while testing her own limits as a reporter.
Who directed Converts?
Kārlis Lesiņš directed *Converts*, bringing a sharp eye for suspense and character-driven tension to the short film.
Who stars in Converts?
The film features Agnese Budovska in the lead role, supported by Klāvs Mellis, Igors Šelegovskis, Lauma Balode, and Emīls Krūmiņš.
Is Converts (2016) worth watching?
While *Converts* is unrated on IMDb, its intense premise and tight runtime make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological thrillers and dramatic storytelling. The film's bold approach and strong performances elevate it beyond typical genre fare.
How long is Converts?
Converts runs for 35 minutes.
About Converts (2016) — A Journalist's Bold Infiltration of Daesh
In *Converts (2016)*, directed by Kārlis Lesiņš, journalist Maija takes a daring leap into uncharted territory to expose a dark chapter of modern history. Disguised as a recent Islamic convert, she infiltrates Daesh's inner circle, risking everything to uncover truths no one else will dare to face. This gripping drama-thriller blends suspense with raw authenticity, drawing viewers into a high-stakes world where deception and survival collide.
With a runtime of just 35 minutes, the film packs emotional depth and tension into a tight, intense narrative. Agnese Budovska delivers a standout performance as Maija, embodying both vulnerability and determination as she navigates a treacherous path. *Converts* isn't just a story of espionage—it's a bold exploration of sacrifice, ethics, and the blurred lines between courage and recklessness.