But this is a film-deception. They are promising a dialogue – but the conversation is not developing, questions do not get answers. They are promising communication with Josef – but we get to interact with images, and they are not so much Josef's, but more of what he sees from his balcony. They are promising documentary – just images we get. Seen by Josef, and painted by Josef.

While contemplating about the film "I’m Not From Here", for me, the most interesting were the distances. Here – Giedrė Žickytė had to travel several hundred kilometres to Denmark, to meet the Chilean director Maite Alberdi there, in the special film workshop. Later, she had to cover a few thousand kilometres to the Chilean capital Santiago, to make there finally a film about a woman with Alzheimer's disease, who forgets what she did yesterday, but does not forget what happened in her youth days in her native Basque country, separated from Chile by the vastness of the continent, and the Atlantic Ocean.    

This autumn is special for the documentary filmmaker Audrius Stonys. For the merits for Lithuanian culture and arts, community building, personal responsibility in the development of cultural and spiritual environment, the Director has received the highest award of the Ministry of Culture – the honorary sign "Bring your light and believe".

Director Ignas Miškinis "fitted into" the Lithuanian film history with the cinema manifesto, which he published together with some of his colleagues. It is not clear whether due to the youthful "we will come and we will show everyone" maximalism, or because that manifesto undoubtedly caused a stir in the swamp of Lithuanian cinema world (and thus entitled anyone to hold the manifesto against its authors).