POETIC CINEMATOGRAPHY. ARTISTIC TREND IN LITHUANIAN CINEMA

Discover the unique world of Lithuanian cinematography, where poetry and visual beauty intertwine into unforgettable cinematic experiences. Immerse yourself in the depth of cultural and historical contexts that shaped this unique trend. See how Lithuanian directors created works full of lyricism and deep reflection.

• Sophisticated visual form of film language.
• Deeply rooted Lithuanian sensitivity.
• Harmonious combination of form and content.
• Search for one's own cultural identity.
• Spirituality of Lithuanian culture expressed through visual means.

In the history of Lithuanian cinema, especially in the turbulent 1990s, the artistic trend appears as an oasis of creative freedom. In contrast to the ubiquitous Soviet propaganda, Lithuanian directors created a space in which they could express their own visions. The lack of clear manifestos and ideological assumptions made this cinema a unique phenomenon that can only be fully appreciated from a distance.

Poetic Lithuanian cinema is distinguished by a painterly image style and a lyrical form of film narration. It is a cinema that charms with its delicacy and subtlety, while hiding a deep message. The analysis of plot structures reveals how deeply rooted in them is Lithuanian sensitivity. This harmonious combination of form and content makes this cinema a medium for searching for one's own cultural identity.

The cultural content encoded in Lithuanian films is extremely rich and diverse. Poetic cinema becomes a pretext to explore Lithuanian spirituality, expressed through visual matter. Directors, using unique means of expression, create images that remain in the memory and encourage reflection on national identity and cultural heritage. It is a cinema that not only tells stories, but also invites to a deep dialogue with the past and present of Lithuania.

Oficyna Naukowa presents this unique edition, which allows you to delve into the secrets of Lithuanian cinema. The book has 300 pages and a format of 208x130 mm, offering a rich source of knowledge about this fascinating artistic trend. The hardcover ensures durability and elegance, making it a valuable addition to any library of a lover of Lithuanian cinema and culture.