Three Days

Year: 1991

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: Lithuanian

Director: Šarūnas Bartas

Drama

Two young men abandon their neglected yet cozy hometown for the strange seaport town of Kenigsberg, where they encounter two outsider girls. Their attempts at genuine connection are tangled in misunderstanding, reflecting shared loneliness and discontent. The town’s atmosphere, laden with historic human cataclysms, forces brittle individualism to surface.

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