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Children of Freedom
After Lithuania regains independence from USSR, 'children of Freedom' sails the world. The yacht was their best friend and a prison at the same time, carrying them across the ocean waves, trying to figure out - what is freedom after all?
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After Lithuania regains independence from USSR, 'children of Freedom' sails the world. The yacht was their best friend and a prison at the same time, carrying them across the ocean waves, trying to figure out - what is freedom after all?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Tomas Miniotas, Vėjūnė Tamuliūnaitė
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:ANABEN films
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