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Dreams of Men
Timid and restrained Andrius lives in a monotonous marriage with his wife Sandra. And then there is the pressure to have a child. Father-in-law Vytautas, who lives happily with his wife Marta, is convinced that "small" sins and missteps are the basis of a strong marriage. The father-in-law wants to help his son-in-law save his marriage and advises him to relax and look around more... Soon the attractive lady Sarlote appears among the men and the situation starts to heat up.
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Timid and restrained Andrius lives in a monotonous marriage with his wife Sandra. And then there is the pressure to have a child. Father-in-law Vytautas, who lives happily with his wife Marta, is convinced that "small" sins and missteps are the basis of a strong marriage. The father-in-law wants to help his son-in-law save his marriage and advises him to relax and look around more... Soon the attractive lady Sarlote appears among the men and the situation starts to heat up.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Justinas Krisiūnas, Jiří Vejdělek
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
Justinas Krisiūnas
Director
Džiugas Siaurusaitis
Vytautas
Martynas Nedzinskas
Andrius
Akvilė Vitkūnaitė-Steponavičienė
Šarlotė
Agnė Šataitė
Sandra
Neringa Varnelytė
Marta
Mantas Bendžius
Žanas
Julius Žakalevičius
Aklasis
Vytautas Kaniušonis
Gydytojas
Jovita Balčiūnaitė
Seselė
Deividas Breivė
Sraigių lenktynių teisėjas
Skaistė Matijošiūtė
Praeivė
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