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The doomed ancient Greek philosopher Socrates on the last night of his life.

It's a sad comedy about twenty something's generation and the question 'if somewhere is better?'

A short film capturing the journey of various musicians and singers to the Lithuanian Song Festival.

Documentary film showing authentic Lithuanian traditions & rituals during major seasonal festivals: Winter solstice, Mardi Gras, Easter, Midsummer.

short film by Nathalie Alonso Casale

Leonora Čepulienė is 78 years old. She lives with her husband’s dwarf children, whom she continues to care for evern after his death. Thanks to her help, these children have now become adults.

Two teenagers are very keen on making love with a girl. The girl cares about money. The boys dont have any. Dissapointed they turn to the streets and wind-up in the middle of an armed robbery. The teenage boys wait for the robbers and steals their loot. Happy they rush back to the girl. Without knowing what the bags of the loot contain.

Andrius, a Lithuanian immigrant, comes to California seeking to reconnect with his older brother, only to realize that his brother's American dream isn't all that he had imagined.

The film's main protagonists are elementary school students who, thanks to their childish imagination, transform the boring reality of school life into playful stories. And Baubas teaches them with magical practice.

In a private farm, a butterfly is born only to be sold as a prop for a concert. Its journey to the music hall reflects the struggle to survive in the modern-day civilization.

Life in the big city is tough. But while 11-year-old Luka yearns for change, she learns it comes not from grappling with your enemies, but by changing yourself.

While driving around in limousines, groups of people from different generations struggle to find the best way to have fun they desire.

There are personalities who, by their very presence, bring people together to revive and nurture the memory and identity of a nation. Zita Kelmickaitė was one such person. This is a journey to Lithuania in the 1980s and 1990s, when the revival of folk songs became a silent weapon and an important part of the road to independence. Using previously unseen archival material and the voice of Zita Kelmickaitė herself, the film reveals not only the phenomenon of her personality, but also the history of an entire generation that cherished national identity.

It is late at night in the city. A middle-aged woman hears garage doors opening. A young girl Saulė returns to her mother’s house frightened. The mother sees her daughter standing soaked from the rain, so she tries to find out why she suddenly came back. After a few unsuccessful mother’s attempts to start a conversation, the daughter admits that her ex-boyfriend is stalking her. Watching her being upset the mother gets the idea to take revenge on the boyfriend.

An old lady finds her grandma's diary in which her dream is written. The notes of this diary are closely related to her dramatic life.

It’s all about forbidden. Fruit.

The film reveals the meeting and dispute between two close personalities (souls) – M.K. Čiurlionis and Prof. Vytautas Landsbergis.

The cult character of Vilnius, Artūras Barysas-Baras (1954-2005), even before he became the vocalist of the group "Ir vis tai ka yra gražu yražu", was a well-known author of short experimental films. His work was favorably evaluated by Lithuanian and foreign film critics and connoisseurs of avant-garde art. For the soundtracks of the films, Barr used music from records released in the West, which has made public showings of his films impossible these days.