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Archive - Festival 42

A touching journey through the processing of devastating grief

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  • Archive - Festival 42
  • Director: Sharunas Bartas
  • Lithuania, France 2025
  • 102 minutes
  • Spanish, Lithuanian
  • Subtitles in Hebrew, English

On the Pacific coast of Mexico, in the land Ina Marija had chosen as her home before she died too soon, her father, Sarunas, and her younger sister, Una, embark on a journey retracing her steps. There, amidst the extraordinary and resilient nature of the mangroves – in a lagoon battered by hurricanes yet perpetually reborn – they begin to navigate the tender terrain of grief.

Sharunas Bartas, directing the film, lays his emotions bare in an act of transmission, allowing for a process of reconstruction anchored in the natural cycles of life and nature.

Filmography: In the Dusk (2020), Frost (2017), Few of Us (1996), Three Days (1992).


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  • Director Sharunas Bartas
  • Production Šarūnas Bartas, Jurijus Stancikas, Alina Lu, Janja Kralj
  • Script Sharunas Bartas, Geoffroy Grison
  • Cinematography Lukas Karalius, Alina Lu
  • Editing Lucie Jego, Alina Lu
  • Music Gabriele Dikciute
  • Festivals Venice
  • Actors Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Katharine Ross
  • Source KinoElektron

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