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Wanderers of White Time

1993, Lithuanian. Directed by Rimvydas Leipus.

By casting its gaze to the periphery of Vilnius, Užupis, the film follows the tradition of the first generation of independent filmmakers. The result is the mute portrayal of a furnace caretaker, Jonas Valeiša, and a graphic artist, Šarūnas Leonavičius.

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Released
1 July 1993
Original title
Baltojo laiko keleiviai
Country
Lithuania
Written by
Rimvydas Leipus

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Wanderers of White Time (1993) was directed by Rimvydas Leipus.

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