Filmmaker Andrius Lekavičius decided to reveal the origins of the present Lithuanian Armed Forces and to tell the story about the unknown fearless fighters of the 1990s. On 11 January, his film “Delta Zoo” will open in Lithuanian cinemas. It is a film, full of youthful patriotism and risky adventures about the time when all Lithuanians were united by the desire for freedom.    

In pursuit of a mutually respectful working environment without harassment or discrimination, Lithuanian Film Centre has made recommendations to film producers on the provisions of agreements with creative and technical personnel aimed at establishing reciprocal obligations of the parties on equality and non-discrimination.    

Long-awaited Lithuanian historical drama “Owl Mountain” has already been able to stir up the audience’s curiosity and debate about the film and the painful topic of Soviet occupation which is examined in this film.

“Miracle”, the tragicomedy by Eglė Vertelytė was received with packed cinema halls at the International Toronto Film Festival, where the world premiere of the film took place. “The Miracle” is the second Lithuanian film, that, after 17 years, has been selected for screening at the most important in North America and one of the most prestigious film events in the world. This festival is only the beginning of international travels of the film.