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Collectress, The
Kolekcionierė · dir. Kristina Buožytė
Lithuania 2008, 83’
Screenings
06/25, 12:00 · Kino Centrum
06/27, 10:30 · Baj Pomorski – hall A
Trailer
After unfortunate accident young woman Gailė notices that she’s unable to feel any of human emotions. One day preparing a video material for her job as child doctor she accidentally understands that at the small period of time when she’s watching herself on video monitor she can get her emotions back. All she needs is to put on video simulated situation designed for desirable emotional state (laugh, cry, anger and etc.). Attractive experiment with unattractive subsequences begins…
| Director: | Kristina Buožytė |
| Screenplay: | Kristina Buožytė, Darius Gylys, Bruno Samper |
| Music: | Titas Petrikis |
| Cinematography: | Feliksas Abrukauskas |
| Editing: | Eimantas Belickas, Paulius Zavadskis |
| Cast: | Gabija Ryškuvienė, Marius Jampolskis, Darius Gumauskas, Valda Bičkutė, Darius Petkevičius, Valerijus Jevsejevas |
Kristina Buožytė is a young Lithuanian director. She currently working on her second feature film, Vanishing Waves (Aurora). Buožytė‘s first feature, The Collectress, won the Lithuanian national cinema award "Silver Crane" as Best Lithuanian Feature in 2008 and the Best Director Award at the Russian Film Festival Kinoshock (2008) and participated in more than 30 international film festivals.