Lithuania Movies Page 41
The most popular movies from Lithuania page 41 which are currently the most visited by most of our visitors, if you want to choose the best movies from Lithuania, you can do so here very easily and we guarantee you will find the best and most watched movies. No one can predict how much the audience will like the film. People's needs are also influenced by many external factors, so different stories will be at the top of the list in winter and summer. Nor should we forget the best of the best, as some films offer more than we might expect, turning them into history. These films will become audience favorites and then be available on the top podium regardless of season or year. In our case, however, your opinion is just as important as the critics' opinion, so with your vote you can influence a film's rating. Don't want to miss out on the best creations? Are you planning to see the best film ever made? Then you will find them all here!
Care (2004)
The film reflects the care of recreation and preservation of the cultural heritage of Vilnius Jews shown by our state and international community. ...
Countryman (2002)
The narrative of the film Kaimietis is based on the monologues of two individuals, who do not know each other.
A treasure trove of a smoking mountain (1973)
Critical film about the misuse and recycling of household waste.
From ancient times (1969)
Archaeological exploration encourages the filmmaker to reflect on the flow of time and life.
Grandma and machine gun (1985)
Film about former battles of World War II veteran, machine gunner Danutė Stanelienė.
The Madonna of Vilnius (1981)
A story about a version that Madonna of the Gate of Dawn is an artistic expression of the drama that Barbora Radvilaitė experienced.
Through the Blooming Linden (1982)
Lithuanian documentary about bicycles.
Lithuania (1938)
Colour documentary about Lithuania in 1937-1938 by Motūzas Brothers is made for Lithuanian community schools and youth organisations in Canada to...
Wanderers of White Time (1993)
With this film a cinematographer Rimvydas Leipus made a debut as a documentary film director. By casting its gaze to the periphery of Vilnius,...
We Were at Our Own Field (1988)
Glastnost and Lithuania’s eventual independence from the USSR open up the possibility of examining previously banned subjects: death, postwar...
The Dream of the Fatty (1938)
The first Lithuanian puppet-animated sound film
Open the Door to Him Who Comes (1989)
"To make this film was a very old dream. The shooting started in 1988, before gaining the independence. Only being of father Stanislovas was...