Rolandas Kazlas

In Kaunas, Lithuania's second-largest city, a group of young people listen to prohibited Western music and surreptitiously attempt to create a Woodstock of their own. (moma.org)

The film is by Juozas Grušas drama "Love, jazz, and the devil." 1968-year. Luke returns from Prague - the Authority in the Soviet army. His old friends meet landynėje, which plays jazz. The complex relationship between young people in a single company's girlfriend Beatrice leads to suicide.

11-year-old Emilija lives in a small town with parents who are close to divorce. One day a boy named Rolanas moves in the neighourhood of Emilija. His father is divorced so children find that they have much in common. The balcony becomes a place where they meet and communicate. Later children start to think about a real date.

Jonas Vaitkus's patriotic war film paints a poignant portrait of Lithuania's ten-year struggle against Soviet occupation and casts new light on folk hero Juozas Luksa-Daumantas, the legendary partisan who sought to bring Lithuanians plight to the West. Set in 1950, Utterly Alone powerfully depicts the bloody and brutal treatment meted out by Soviet Russia, aided by Lithuanian collaborators, as it systematically hunts down and kills resistance fighters. (imdb)

This film is about a summer camp that takes place in the 1990s Lithuania. This camp is attended by teenagers with certain health conditions. In this camp, the guys try to get the girls 'attention in a variety of ways that sometimes ended in death. The main character Saulius also wanted to get the girls' attention and risked his health, but mentor Andrius tried to teach the young man all the time and a paternal connection was established between them.