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Noah’s Ark
The director Rimtautas Silinis combines together metaphorical frames and plot lines, puts Lithuania's past and present next to each other, revealing historical experiences and cultural heritage.
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The director Rimtautas Silinis combines together metaphorical frames and plot lines, puts Lithuania's past and present next to each other, revealing historical experiences and cultural heritage.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Lithuanian Film Studio
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