Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
Once in the Village
A classic of the Lithuanian province - nature is beautiful, everyone is loaded with work, though, there are not much people. Martynas, who lives in Veisiejai, has the goal of finding a wife, but he can't do it either on dating apps or in the neighborhood. After two years of unsuccessful searches, even the town's Mayor steps in to help. He organizes an influencer contest, hoping to attract tourists to Veisiejai, and at the same time find a wife for Martynas. The competition and the huge cash prize attract the attention of internet celebrities, among whom is the popular beauty Aureja. Martynas falls in love with a girl, but the plans of the budding couple are ruined by unexpected news.
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A classic of the Lithuanian province - nature is beautiful, everyone is loaded with work, though, there are not much people. Martynas, who lives in Veisiejai, has the goal of finding a wife, but he can't do it either on dating apps or in the neighborhood. After two years of unsuccessful searches, even the town's Mayor steps in to help. He organizes an influencer contest, hoping to attract tourists to Veisiejai, and at the same time find a wife for Martynas. The competition and the huge cash prize attract the attention of internet celebrities, among whom is the popular beauty Aureja. Martynas falls in love with a girl, but the plans of the budding couple are ruined by unexpected news.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marius Pocevičius
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Marius Pocevičius
Director
Laurynas Jurgelis
Martynas
Ramūnas Cicėnas
Aurimas
Gelminė Glemžaitė
Aurėja
Vaidotas Grincevičius
Ramūnas
Giedrius Sasnauskas
Irmantas
Laurynas Zmejauskas
Pijus
Mantas Bartuševičius
Edgaras
Andrius Gecevičius
Jolantas
Martynas Tomas Gucevičius
Robertas
Augustinas Gricius
Juozas
Gabrielė Aničaitė
Rasa
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