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Rauda
  • Director
    Zacharius Putilovas
  • Production company
    Lithuanian Film Studios
  • Director of photography
    Zacharius Putilovas

Rauda

Rauda/Lietuvos kronika nr.16, Lithuania, 1989, History, Reportage
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Who would tell and who bemoan, how my heart aches (from Lithuanian folklore) Through the years, thousands of innocent Lithuanian people have been exiled to the Siberian tundras. During the reign of Stalin, Breznev and others they were not allowed to return to Lithuania. This film is a newsreel about a group of Lithuanian people who went to the graveyard of Igarka (Siberia) this summer. They unearthed the remains of the Lithuanian deportees buried there and brought them back to their homeland. The film symbolizes justice being done at last, and reminds us of the heavy cross the Lithiuanian people has had to bear in recent history.
Director:
Zacharius Putilovas
Screenplay:
Zacharius Putilovas
Director of photography:
Zacharius Putilovas
Sound:
Vidmantas Kazlauskas
Languages:
Lithuanian
Subtitles:
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Lithuanian Film Studios (Production company) Nemenčinės pl. 4
10102 Vilnius, Lithuania
Phone:
+370 527 634 44
Fax:
+370 527 642 54
WWW:
www.lfs.lt
Email:
info@lfs.lt
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