Nuodemes uzkalbejimas

Sorry, I am not among those Lithuanians who condemn everything that local writers, artists, producers, filmmakers, etc. produce. I liked that film very much, the actors were great. Some of the actors were offered the personages the kind of what they never used to be before. And this was the great experience and challenge. Of course, Jurga Ivanauskaite is a great talent. Films, books and other pieces of art are made not for the narrow circle of critics, they are made for people. Everyone is entitled to have his/her own opinion, so mine is "great film". I'd like other Ivanauskaite's novels to be made into films.

I am not very big fan of Lithuanian cinema, but this film was really interesting to watch. Why? Because it was something different. The concept was quite brave for Lithuanian audience. Some of the scenes were even more open than in French movies. All this film is the mix of sins: forbidden lust, suicide, lie, infidelity, madness, compulsion, violence. Actually lust seems to be the biggest sin that causes all the problems of the film characters. The characters are not casual persons: artists, priest, psychiatrist, necrologist. All of them are trying to live through their own dramas. But "fixing" their lives they just make everything more complicated. Screening is based on the book of one of the most famous Lithuanian writers.

First of all, if you are from Lithuania or at least a Lithuanian deport, its a must-see movie. Why? Well, for a number of reasons.

To begin with, have you ever seen director's Algimantas Puipa best movie made so far "Forest of The Gods"? I guess you did not. But if you did.. Actually, this movie is better drama with better script, better actors and the director had improved too!! Secondly, this is not only a movie, its based on three of R.I.P. Jurga Ivanauskaite books. Its not an adaptation or a remake of some old movies. "Whisper of Sin" is representing passion of new era movies - its based on a book. Another plus for this movie is that camera-man really did his job and movie looks amazing!! Not amazing compared to those Hollywood expensive crap, but its the most we could expect from a Lithuanian movie. Lastly, i found no contra-arguments for this movie, so i can just say that even if you are not Lithuanian or you don't understand our language, download this movie from internet someday, or buy DVD when it hits stores later this year.

All in All, even this movie will probably wont get an Oscar, because 300 will :), still, it's and awesome Lithuanian flick.

I really wanted to see it, and waited for this movie with impatience.

There was a rumors around me, that A. Puipa, R. Samuolyte, K. Smoriginas and other people of this filmed story, are just brilliant! They have done theirs job just perfect...

And then, the "biggest moment", I saw this chef-d'oeuvre! Actually, I can't say, that "Whisper of Sin" is great, but... it has something that is catching you.

J. Ivanauskaite has opened the most darkest sides of humanity, which are demon-strated in this movie. You can feel ugly, when you see some scenes, you can feel good, when you see another scenes... but you always know- it's possible... it can bee in real life... and that makes you a big impression!

Screenplay is "strong" and bold, acting is terrific, background of this movie- Vilnius, is great too... and I'm "afraid" it's one of the best movie, ever made in Lithuania!

first of all I admit, I never liked lithuanian movies. when I saw Algimantas Puipa movie "Forest of gods", I was so disappointed. today I went to the cinema, to see this movie called "whisper of sin", just because my family wanted me to see it, and change my opinion on lithuanian movies. guess what. my opinion totally changed. the biggest surprise was the acting - it wasn't boring and ridiculous.I think Rasa Samuolyte - is the best actress in this movie.only thing i didn't like was the misery , pessimism, darkness in this movie. but anyway, I'm surprised that I liked the movie, and that this lithuanian movie is actually very good.