GOOD HANDS
by Peeter Simm
synopsis
A small Estonian town trapped in time. A stranger - a beautiful Latvian woman - arrives in town. Her hands are both delicate and skilful, a thief's hands. While seemingly causing only trouble, she also becomes the hope for many men. She seduces a local policeman and ends up taking care of a genius boy. A comic story about a thief-girl who almost becomes a decent married woman and a mother to a little boy.
| international title: | Good Hands | 
| original title: | Geros rankos / Head käed | 
| country: | Estonia, Latvia | 
| year: | 2001 | 
| genre: | fiction | 
| directed by: | Peeter Simm | 
| film run: | 88' | 
| screenplay: | Peeter Simm, Tomass Raudam | 
| cast: | Rezija Kalnina, Lembit Ulfsak, Tiit Sukk, Lembit Ulfsak, Tonu Kark | 
| cinematography by: | Uldis Jancis | 
| film editing: | Sirje Haagel | 
| art director: | Ronald Kolman | 
| producer: | Artur Talvik, Gatis Upmalis | 
| production: | Allfilm, F.O.R.M.A. | 


















