You are in a gargantuan depot. There is a tool you need. You find it easily based on the directions above the shelves. As soon as you grab it you feel it needs another object to be complete. But it doesn’t stop with the discovery of the second thing. Before you know it, you already have a whole trolley filled with useful things. Yet how useful? And for what? You need to make them make sense.
The Druzhba installation explores the cultural, political, and geographical territories that unfold in a fictional journey along the world’s longest pipeline. The project’s psycho-geographic readings of this massive oil infrastructure reveal mechanisms of power and submission that rightfully belong to the past but persist even today.
There is a story circulating among Zen Buddhist monks about two types of monks. First ones are settled and spend all their life in a monastery, they are identified with the blue mountains, while others are like white clouds – constantly traveling from one place to another. In the film, the filmmaker and Won Bo Sunim, a Lithuanian woman who decided to go to South Korea more than 20 years ago and become a Zen monk, embark on a journey in the mountains of South Korea.
Plica polonica is a disease people used to believe in that would make your hair uncombable. The main protagonist of the film- a severely tangled girl- goes on a search for a "cure". She seeks answers from the most tangled of them all - the infamous Baba Yaga.
Mary got acquainted with an older man – Donatas, which opens his heart to her. Donatas tried to murder himself for his beloved woman, but the bullet dented a rib and he survived.
Based on Lithuanian folk tales.
A story about a romantic robot who loved art. But the evil aliens don’t like this, and then, in revenge, the robot begins to create new types of weapons.
Dead zones form as oxygen levels deplete. Suffocation is becoming the new normal. There’s methane bubbling at the sea surface. Our political bearings come bursting in the Nord Stream explosion as the worst natural gas leak ever. Remnants of our defense and health industries lie at the bottom of the sea – in the form of Cold War myths and radioactive waste, which will take decades to recover from. A massive offering of hazard from humans to the environment, hypoxia is devastating for the sea. On display in the Baltic Art Gallery in Newcastle currently (29/11/25)
The sound of the documentary is the anthropology of the accompanying video: songs, people, shop windows, street musicians, characters of the time. It is expected that the viewer will not only see, but also smell how people dressed, combed their hair, and what shoes they wore in Vilnius 20 years ago.
A self-filmed road movie about quest for lost faith. Jokubas Vilius Turas is in desperation to find strength and courage in himself to overcome hardships, frustration and self-destruction. On the dangerous and physically exhausting walk from Lithuania to Spain, he captures what is happening around and inside him on video.
The film directed by E. Zubavičius tells how, inspired by M. Gorbachev's words about Estonia's debt to Russia during his visit to Estonia, Baltic economists began to calculate who owes whom and how much.
Short and comical stories of plasticine people.
A shopper walks through what was then the largest department store in Lithuania - VCUP (Vilnius Central Department Store) and asks the sales staff to smile.
The legendary street fashion icon Rožytė, has been wandering the streets of the capital for several decades, delighting passers-by and tourists. Summer is replaced by autumn, winter by spring. Rožytė does not appear in Vilnius. Her days of loneliness are brightened by the arrival of photographer Neringa.
A documentary about the achievements of Lithuanian athletes in 1970-1971 and the 1972 Olympic hopes.
A film by director R. Šilinis about old Lithuanian architectural monuments, their interiors, frescoes and restoration.
The poet Marcelijus Martinaitis talks about his life in his homestead, about the necessity to plant cucumbers, onions, tomatoes in the garden in the springtime, which he brought from his youth in Paserbencis, and about the way in which he feels that he is the creator and the ruler of this world.
Ula is a shy and unconfident teenager who loves to swim. During a routine workout, she gets involved in an unexpected adventure that helps her grow up, accept herself and see her body in a new light.
A documentary short film about writer Antanas Jonynas.
This film is a reflective audiovisual collage of images and sounds that have never met and were never supposed to meet.
