Lithuania Movies

The film explores global issues. There is an allusion to the Berlin Wall, which is typified by a light tulle curtain with a dotted pattern of an atomi...

The narrative of the film Kaimietis is based on the monologues of two individuals, who do not know each other.

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...

Young man, but already drug addict for a decade, Vytis, after finding himself at the threshold of death was checked in a rehab by his grandparents. No...

13 years ago, they didn't know what it was like to cycle in a harsh country. What it means to be knocked off their feet by winds. What it's like to wa...

Romanas, his parents Aivaras and Diana and their little dog live in a cramped place in the Lithuanian harbour town of Klaipėda. Linas Mikuta takes an...

A little boy dreams of becoming a professional hockey player. Unfortunately, one day he is forced to give up on his passion. His love for sports is re...

In these uncertain, ever evolving and changing times, inspiration and entertainment come from equally bizarre places. People long for togetherness and...

A lady from the 1920s works at her desk when suddenly she gets approached by unknown entities.

Cycling in Africa: Namibia

Travellers cycle across Romania.

Two strangers accidentally meet on a train and immediately find it hard to communicate. Too Young to Drive is a story about the hardship of finding wa...

Placed in a digital landscape, the narrator reflects her relationship with aesthetic images found online. Romance and nostalgia suddenly shifts as the...

Watts, granddaughter of Lithuanian immigrants, went to the region of Dainava to make this lovely, elegiac documentary about five lively village granni...

In the last 7 years I lived in 5 countries, in 7 cities and in 16 homes. Now I only have three days to pack my things. It‘s my sixteenth home, sixteen...

Come one, come all to see Kazys Grinius's 60th birthday party, which is sure to be one for the history books...