Piligrimai

The main thought was quite clear, but the appearance, acting, development that thought and of course - the ending - were terrible. Throughout the film it was not clear what was going on, it was difficult to catch the main idea Not recommending.

A mediocre lithuanian movie , wiyhout beginnining , or with a very boring bennining , without an end witch is one of the only good things about it. A movie who for sure is not a crime movie.

Soooooooo booooooring, the plot is weak, develops slowly, and almost nothing happens in the movie. There is little dialogue. The main actress is completely soulless, and uninteresting, she was constantly rambling all the time. As always in Lithuanian films, swearing was inevitable, it was supposed to be funny, but it wasn't funny at all for me. I don't recommend watching it at night, because I guarantee you'll fall asleep. I also do not recommend watching during the day. The ending was as if nothing had happened.

I had high hopes for this movie, I really wanted to see it, but I regret wasting my time.

Ignore the low rating-it's a good movie. A road movie that evolves into a contemplation of grief, anger, revenge, and coming to terms with the loss of a brother and a partner. It's about making peace with a tightly-knit community where everyone knows everyone, and each person is both broken inside with the guilt while rejecting their own responsibilities.

I see not everyone liked the ending. It's abrupt but serves its purpose-it's not quite possible to make peace with a murder. "Is he alright?"-"No." I watched "Small Things Like This" today, and it reminded me of this Lithuanian masterpiece as well.