Cinema of Lithuania

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Cinema of Lithuania came into existence in 1930s. During Soviet times there was clearly distinct Lithuanian school in soviet cinematography. As an independent national industry cinema in Lithuania was reborn in the late 1980s with the documentary films by director Arūnas Matelis, and was allowed to develop once Lithuania became independent on March 11 1990. A small industry, Lithuania has produced about 80 films to date.

1 Actors
2 Directors
3 Acclaimed Lithuanian films
4 See also
5 External links

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Before Flying Back to the Earth (2005) A Documentary on a child with Leukaemia. Best Lithuanian Film of 2005.
Forest of the Gods (2005)

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Forest of the Gods (2005)

List of Lithuanian films

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World cinema

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