On 20 March, in Kaunas, cinema Romuva, the new documentary film "The Green Musketeers" by the Swedish director Jonas Öhman will be presented to the audience. On 22 and 29 March the premiere will move to Vilnius, where the film will be presented as part of the special program of "Kino pavasaris" festival.

The 20th Vilnius International Film Festival “Kino Pavasaris” will once again pay special attention to Lithuanian cinema. Starting March 19th, audiences will be able to attend four Lithuanian programmes, which will include premieres, films by Lithuanian emigrants and a documentary cinema anthology.                  

After the latest Giedrė Žickytė's work we can already speak about the trilogy dedicated to the parallel, informal culture. Underground artist Artūras Barysas-Baras was the protagonist of the film "Baras" (2009). Then followed the flamboyant parade of the rock band Antis ("How We Played the Revolution, 2011). Current film "Master and Tatyana" is about the photographer Vitas Luckus, who never managed to fit in with the canon of art photographers during the Soviet times.    

Julija Zubavičienė is making a road movie. Along with her three grandmothers – Lida, Vanda and Liusia – she is travelling by car to England to her sister. Why there are three grandmothers, it is revealed in the beginning of the film "Lida Vanda Liusia". Lida's first husband Jura later married Vanda. Thus, another grandmother came into the life of the director. All grandmothers are non-Lithuanians.