Bernardas Šliamka

The film was screened in the Vilnius Film Festival in 2022. A very interesting documentary of a well-known "Sparks" band, which examines all the decades of its existence, the changes that have taken place and the important events of the performers. Personally, it was fun to watch, although I’ve listened to their music just a little, but the presentation of the information turns out to be fun, with some great comic elements to entertain the viewer. I think the documentary fits the purpose perfectly, and the band’s fans should give it an even higher rating than I did.

Film was screened in Vilnius Film Festival. It is a movie about a very serious condition - bipolar disorder - within a single family: how difficult a psychological disorder is for those around them and how much effort is needed to combat it. The situations are perfectly conveyed, the actors act great and the waiting and a certain tension are constantly felt. On the other hand, there were times when the film seemed a little too elongated.

A shocking story, especially in the current context of an active attack against Ukraine. Watching the story of family life in the film is very intensite, knowing what is going on right next to their house. In short, it’s a story about very strong people, and in most scenes, everything seems to be normal. The war in this film is not visually visible in every scene, but is constantly felt.

At first, the film looked like a story about people whose lives are greatly influenced by conspiracy theories, later a rather realistic plot suddenly transformed into a film with fictional elements, and by the end the story finally became clear and the ending was really unexpected. In general, the film "moves" quite slowly, it seems that the plot could develop faster, but due to the interesting plot, I would definitely recommend watching this film.

Simple, warm, sometimes easy to predict, but quite a good movie for a calm evening. An interesting kind of humor makes the plot even better, and the story itself makes you think about life and its fragility, the fact that you have to fight with it every day and squeeze as much as possible out of each day.

A wonderful Lithuanian documentary with a great history that every citizen of Lithuania should know. After the film, we wondered why this story isn’t (or at least wasn’t) presented in the history lessons in school. Unlike many of today's documentaries that directly recreate events with the help of actors, in this film the main narrator - Simas Kudirka - himself tell about the events, showing exactly how everything went. A very good, intriguing and eye-catching piece.

A horror thriller, which seems to be trying to be somewhat unique, find something new in its genre, but in the end the film is quite predictable, usual horror movie elements are used throughout the film. Although, the movie is quite good and manages to keep the tension until the end.

Serious, but at the same time easy, funny, but at the same time very difficult. We learn about the ending of the story at the very beginning, but waiting for the event creates constant tension, engages and makes us think about what the true friendship means.

A wonderful story of humans, showing that people need a mutual relationship at all conditions and sometimes no obstacles can stop it. Also it's a story of choices and understanding that not everything in life can be the way you want it to be. I highly recommend this movie for anyone who likes the movies with a meaning.

The plot of the film seemed to be quite interesting, with intrigue maintained until the last minute and uncertainty about what was going on and what really happened. Although, readers of the book on the Internet complain of plot inconsistencies, so if you’ve read A. J. Finn’s book, you may not like the film very much.