Hollywood-famous director Lasse Hallström and production company Viaplay Studios transformed Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, into a 19-20th century Stockholm for his latest biographical movie “Hilma” about a Swedish artist and activist Hilma af Klint, Go […]
Šuolis (the Jump) – a story of Lithuanian courage that captivated the world will be screened with ENGLISH subtitles in VILNIUS! In the year 1970, Simas Kudirka jumped from a Soviet ship to a US […]
Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, has been transformed into a filming location for a historical TV drama Sisi about the Empress Elizabeth of Austria. The TV series is shot by the German film production company […]
The 74th International Cannes Film Festival and fair Marché du Film began in Cannes, France on July 6. Even though we won’t be seeing any Lithuanian films at the competition programme, the name of Lithuania […]
Vilnius Film Festival 26th edition concluded April 5, 2021 with the announcement of European Debut, Short, and Audience Award competition winners. This year’s innovative, COVID-safe festival format was a collaboration between the film industry and the […]
After the first three (of five) episodes of the Chernobyl show, that stunned viewers and critics, a slew of interviews with the film’s actors, scenario writers and producers emerged online, writes arts critic Ernestas Parulskis. […]
The first Lithuanian documentary film festival (LDFF) took place in Chicago where it attracted loyal fans of film. Cinema festivals in this city, inhabited by many Lithuanians, were formerly projected in 1978. Petras Bernotas was […]
I wanted to ask you about working with archival footage: your previous film, “How We Played the Revolution”, and “Master and Tatyana” are both related by you working with material that was sourced from archives. […]
Films from Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Baltic region will be screened in the New Europe – New Names, Baltic Gazeand Short Films competition programmes of the 22nd edition of Vilnius Film Festival Kino Pavasaris. […]
The documentary by Lithuanian filmmaker Giedrė Žickytė “I Am Not From Here” won the best short film award at the biggest international documentary film festival Sheffield Doc/Fest in Great Britain, which opens the way for an Oscar nomination. […]
Vilnius has been picked as the backdrop for one of the best-known serial killer stories set in the 1880s London. […]
“I’m Not from Here”, a film by Lithuanian director Giedrė Žickytė and Chilean director Maite Alberdi, has been nominated for the European Short Film 2016 Award. […]
Emmy-nominated director Chris Cassel first shot in Lithuania nine years ago. Now the director is back to film a docudrama about Pope Pius XII’s role in World War Two. […]
Lithuanian filmmaker Audrius Stonys is given a special treatment at the biggest Swiss documentary film festival Visions du Réel which is screening a retrospective of 18 films by Stonys. […]
Special focus will be given to Lithuania at the biggest Swiss documentary film festival Visions du Réel on April 15–23. […]
A new War and Peace tourist trail will be launched in Vilnius today taking tourists on a tour of where the BBC’s War and Peace series was filmed in Lithuania’s capital. […]
Filming for the new US TV film The Cobbler started in Vilnius this week. The film is based on a short story by Tolstoy and stars Hollywood legend John Rhys-Davies. “We all quickly started falling in love with Lithuania,” said producer and co-writer of The Cobbler, Russ Kendall. […]
Emmanuel Lubezki, the director of Lithuanian descent last night won a an Oscar for best cinematography for “The Revenant”. […]
Another Tolstoy classic, Martin the Cobbler, is being filmed on location in Lithuania following the success of the BBC’s epic production of War and Peace in Lithuania. […]
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