Vilnius / Cinema “Skalvija,” A. Goštauto g. 2
25th – 17.10
Bald Guy / Skallaman
2011 / Norway / musical
Director: Maria Bock
Cast: Frank Kjosås, Ole Giæver
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 12 min
A musical about being who you are, loving whomever you want.
Greco-Roman
2014 / Norway
Director: Aleksander Godø Alnes
Cast: Lorik Deari, Ivar Lykke
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 5 min
The school bully idolizes his father and wants to grow up to be a wrestler just like him. Then he makes a shocking discovery that forces him to question his idea of masculinity.
Before she came, after he left / Før hun kom, etter han dro
2013 / Norway
Director: Marja Bål Nango
Cast: Rune Løding, Johanna Mørck
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 22 min
A young man on the verge of marriage questions the frailty of life and the complex bonds of friendship after a recent tragedy.
We are not here to sleep / Vi er ikke her for å sove
2014 / Norway
Director: Bård Føsker
Cast: Henrik Hasfjord, Jon Arne Arnseth
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 9 min
A young boy meets an older man in a gay club and they go home together. But in a private setting strangers aren’t always what they seem to be.
Air Balloon / Luftballong
2012 / Norway
Director: Yenni Lee
Cast: Mia Caroline Bratz, Tone Skaardal
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 11 min
The story of Julie, a young girl holding on to a box of memories she’s struggling to release herself from.
Bendik & the Monster / Bendik & Monsteret
2013 / Norway / animation
Director: Frank Mosvold
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 10 min
The story of little Bendik and a monster that dreams of a career as a cabaret singer.
Oh My God!
2008 / Norway
Director: Anne Sewitsky
Cast: Ebba Tangen, Julie Solberg
Norwegian with English and Lithuanian subtitles, 9 min
A humorous observation of children´s interpretations and experiences of sexuality. The film also looks back through grown-up eyes at the reality of being part of the “in-crowd” and the lengths to which one is prepared to go to become a respected member. But first and foremost Oh, My God! is a film about the orgasm.