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2005 / Forest of the Gods (3)Forest of the Gods Lietuviškai »
 
2005, 110 min., color, 35mm , Baltic Film Group


Director : Algimantas Puipa | Screenplay : Algimantas Puipa, Ričardas Gavelis | Cinematographer : Algimantas Mikutėnas | Sound director : Jonas Maksvytis, Romualdas Fedaravičius | Production designer : Galius Kličius | Costume designer : Daiva Petrulytė | Editing director : John Grover | Producer : Robertas Urbonas | Cast : Steven Berkoff, Valentinas Masalskis, Liubomiras Laucevičius, Rolandas Boravskis, Šarūnas Puidokas, Robertas Urbonas, Saulius Mykolaitis, Monika Bičiūnaitė, Diana Anevičiūtė, Regina Arbačiauskaitė

This film, having unusual stylistics, original dramaturgy and direction, is telling a story about a man, an artist, a thinker, who remained unbreakable prisoner of two regimes - soviet and Nazi.

... The main character of the film - Professor - an exceptional personality living by his own Decalogue, own morale and truth principles. After being imprisoned in a German concentration camp he becomes a part of a drama of the condemned. Irony helps him to survive in this extreme situation and distances him from the cruel reality. Back from the concentration camp professor writes a memoir where he pictures the death "Babel" - Stuthof sarcastically, but the Soviets would never accept it. The so called soviet freedom becomes just as much a challenge as the German concentration camp.







 
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