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In Memory of a Day Gone By

Reflections of Time: Baltic Poetic Documentary 2018 / Praėjusios dienos atminimui / Lithuania 1990

Šarūnas Bartas’s documentary In Memory of the Day Gone By is one of the first works by the “break generation” of Lithuanian filmmakers who debuted in the 1990s. Marginalized members of society and people with disabilities, unseen in earlier documentaries, came to be principle characters in the new generation’s works, while settings shifted from romanticized countrysides to soiled cities.

In Memory of a Day Gone By In Memory of a Day Gone By

Synopsis

Šarūnas Bartas’s documentary In Memory of a Day Gone By is one of the first works by the “break generation” of Lithuanian filmmakers who debuted in the 1990s. Marginalized members of society and people with disabilities, unseen in earlier documentaries, came to be principle characters in the new generation’s works, while settings shifted from romanticized countrysides to soiled cities. The shift in aesthetics corresponded to deep changes in the country and represented an attempt by young filmmakers to come to grips with the new reality and find their place within it.

Elena Jasiūnaitė

About the film

40 min / Black & white, DCP

Director Šarūnas Bartas / Screenplay Šarūnas Bartas / Dir. of Photography Vladas Naudžius, Artūras Leita / Editor Ariadna Gruodienė, Nina Romanovskaja / Production Studio Kinema / Sales Lithuanian Film Centre

About the director

Šarūnas Bartas

Šarūnas Bartas. (b. 1964, Siauliai, Lithuania, USSR). Selected filmography: Tofalaria (Tofalarija, 1985), In Memory of a Day Gone By (Praėjusios dienos atminimui, 1990), Three Days (Trys dienos, 1991), The Corridor (Koridorius, 1994), Few of Us (Mūsų nedaug, 1996), The House (Namai, 1997), Freedom (Laisvė, 2000), Seven Invisible Men (Septyni nematomi žmonės, 2005), Eastern Drift (Eurazijos aborigenas, 2010), Peace to Us in Our Dreams (Ramybė mūsų sapnuose, 2015), Frost (Šerkšnas, 2017)

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