Director of Trakų Vokė Mansion I. Šiušaitė: “Everything here is reminiscent of an elegant slow-motion film”
“Trakų Vokė Mansion is a place, where it is hard to be in a hurry – everything here is reminiscent of slow-motion film”, Director of the Mansion, Ieva Šiušaitė, begins the conversation. A unique architectural monument and the impressively kept
Producer M. Razgutė: “If not for films, today I would not be the person I am”
Marija Razgutė is a film producer who has been present in the world of cinema for 15 years. Among many of her produced projects there are such films as Runner, Summer Survivors, Nova Lituania and the film that received particular
Analysis shows that more than 90% of the Lithuanian film industry is concentrated in Vilnius
The name of Vilnius is getting louder and louder in the international film industry. Millions of viewers around the globe of TV shows like Sisi, Stranger Things, Hilma, Young Wallander, Clark, Chernobyl and others, have already seen various places of
Casting director D. Survilaitė: “If I invite actors to castings, it means I believe in them”
Dalia Survilaitė is a casting director who has been working in the film industry for almost 20 years. During this period, she contributed to numerous projects of Lithuanian and foreign directors: TV series “Strange Things”, “Chernobyl”, “War and Peace”, “Blood
DISCOVER VILNIUS SURROUNDINGS THROUGH THE EYES OF VESPER
“Vesper” – 2022 Sci-Fi film directed by Kristina Buozyte and Bruno Samper, producers: Asta Liukaityte, Daiva Varnaite-Jovaisiene, Alexis Perrin, Kristina Buozyte, film location managers: Liudvikas Jaskunas and Mindaugas Zabelskas. The film tells a story about hope that keeps you going even
Location manager A. Šidla: about the Siberian taiga in Nida, expectations from movie directors and popular filming locations
Aivaras Šidla is a location scout and manager, who has been working on Lithuanian and international projects (“Ashes in the Snow”, “Kompromat”, the TV series “Chernobyl”, “Forgotten Battle” and many more) for several years. According to A. Šidla, although finding
Mantas Kvedaravičius’ film Mariupol 2 wins at the European Film Awards
Mariupol 2, a film by Mantas Kvedaravičius, won the Best Documentary Film award at the European Film Awards in Reykjavik on Saturday. The legacy of the director who was killed in Ukraine is now more important than ever–Mariupol 2 revealed to
Winners announced at the 15th Asia Pacific Screen Awards: Armenia, Germany and Lithuania co-production “Aurora’s Sunrise” won the Best Animated Film award
The Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA) established in 2007 are the region’s highest accolade in film where cinematic excellence shines. The Asia Pacific Screen Academy announced the winners at the 15th Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA) at a Gala Ceremony on
The 20th European Film Forum Scanorama has begun!
The 20th European Film Forum Scanorama has begun and will last till 20th November! Yesterday was the opening of one of the largest and most prominent international cultural film events in Lithuania. This year the programme consists of 92 Feature
2020 the year of the pandemic – the most successful for the Film Tax Incentive
Even though 2020 will enter the pages of the history books as one of the most difficult years for the film industry, it was a record-breakingly successful year for the Film Tax Incentive for fostering film production which has been
