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I'm Not Alone
A story about a young woman from Vyžuonai who wants to escape the small town but is unable to do so because of her family situation.
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A story about a young woman from Vyžuonai who wants to escape the small town but is unable to do so because of her family situation.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Gytautė Gineitytė, Neivaldas Bikelis
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:NB Film
Cast
Kristina Kunčinaitė, Evaldas Leskauskas, Mykolas Alekna, Neivaldas Bikelis
Director
Rūta Daunoraitė
Rasa
Arnis Aleinikovas
Laimis
Dominykas Vaitiekūnas
Vytautas
Eva Smoriginaitė
Margarita
Evaldas Leskauskas
Teacher
Saulius Bagaliūnas
Bee Keeper
Miglė Janutėnaitė
Rasa's Mother
Erikas Druskinas
Priest
Ema Bučytė
Aušra
Ema Smalstytė
Danguolė
Vakarė Bracaitė
Rasa (childhood)
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