Tag: Lithuanian Cinema

Drowning Dry | Review

Dry Spell: Bareiša Explores Trauma in the Abstract Repetitive patterns once again provide the narrative parameters reinforcing oblique happenings for Lithuanian director Laurynas Bareiša in...

Remember to Blink | 2022 Warsaw Intl. Film Festival Review

Dangerous nature: Urbaité high on symbolism as she revives Gorgon myth in a French forest Director Austéja Urbaité makes her feature debut with an adoption...

I Am Fine, Thanks | 2021 Warsaw International Film Festival Review

Love, Deliver Us From Evil: Jankauskas Undercooks His Fiery Dive into Destructive Perfectionism A flock of particularly belligerent rubber ducks floats toward Maria (Gabija Siurbytė),...

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