M. Stasiulis, who originated the concept for the project, stated that the footage captured for the game’s promotional trailer, despite its brief one-minute length, contains enough material to support an entire short film. Stasiulis reflected on the era depicted, describing it as a formative period in his own life.
He noted that during this time, societal emphasis often appeared to favor outward displays of action—the “DO-GOOD” principle—rather than adherence to genuine principles of what is truly good. He recounted an example illustrating this paradox: the family’s enjoyment of a newly acquired vehicle from Germany in the evening, only for it to be stolen by the following morning. Through this narrative, the creators aim to explore the idea that critical thinking remains valuable even within chaotic or unpredictable circumstances.
Stasiulis also offered insight into his extensive career in front of the camera, having been featured since the age of seven, referencing his early work on “The children of the screen,” which documented the daily lives of young actors. This longevity in the industry provides a deep perspective on how much the cultural understanding of right and wrong has changed over time. The project seeks to capture this nuanced period, contrasting the perceived reality with what is truly known about character and integrity.
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