In the year 3001, a spaceship carrying children is sent from Earth on the last Children's Cross Journey to bring goodness to a very distant destination. During the journey, they solve problems among themselves, while their lives are monitored by Earth's inhabitants, as the journey is also a reality show.
A time when humanity as a whole refuses to common perception. The time when God is dead, and the man left to his own fate, dies hard, and looks for answers. The way man should go to his unique vision of the world is based on the testing method, how many of his explorations he can afford. If you go too far, you won’t come back. This is the price paid by an individual trying to investigate the limits of body and mind whims. Here comes the clash between the body and mind, between the individual and society, between morality and what is not compatible with it, after all, and between life and death.
The theme of the film is “naiveté”. I do understand “naiveté” as an initial state to be creative for any beginner in any field of arts. Without naiveté any young person, probably, would not choose to be an artist, so to be condemned for potential failure.
A parody of the creative freedom of fashion in overly in-depth amateur movies.
A documentary film dedicated to the 35th anniversary of Lithuania's independence, our nation scattered across the world, and our shared path to freedom.
Recently divorced mother Sylvia invites her new boyfriend to the Christmas Eve dinner to meet her two grown-up children.
Marking the 80th anniversary of the start of the partisan war, the film tells the story of the military organization formed by Lithuanian General Povilas Plechavičius.
Emilija Škarnulytė’s immersive installation is inspired by the Kaunas Tadas Ivanauskas Zoological Museum’s displays. For her performative, cinematic piece she brings together the poetic and scientific to create a sensory experience that investigates the philosophical concept of Deep Time and events on a geological scale. This story of survival through time, unfolds with the choreography of artificial lights and sounds. Škarnulytė’s work evokes time travel and can be understood as a form of archeology of the future. Here, she investigates the unknown, including pre- and post-human evolution and adaptation, the current intersecting structures of power and the devastating effects of climate change.
A documentary film about Mėnuo Juodaragis festival.
A day in the life of Čiobrelis. The movie follows them throughout the day.
In the spring of 2022, a forgotten photographic treasure was discovered in Lithuania - 840 negatives that had been hiding in the museum's archives for over 80 years. The documentary tells the story of the Museum's persistent researchers, whose patience and stubbornness resurrect the past, leading us through the labyrinth of the archives, where every answer gives rise to new questions.
Joseph paints the earth and the sky with no other ambition than to observe and to gain a better understanding of the landscape's visual structure. Shyly, the filmmaker follows her father in his work and in this so particular space which surrounds him.
Very unusual, because it is very modern or even ahead of its time.
A film dedicated to those who intend to begin writing poetry.
Spring: A woman and two men escape the city and settle in the wilderness. Nothing spoils the idyll. A film as a promise of happiness.
A film by G. Skvarnavičius about noise pollution.
A film about the desire of people to live carelessly. In exchange for the life they want, they have to solve a riddle.
