Lithuanian cinema is marking a historic moment with the premiere of a film commercial displayed in the world-renowned Times Square. This location, a major thoroughfare with daily foot traffic exceeding one million people, marks a significant milestone for Lithuanian film on the global stage. Director A.
Blaževičius expressed his satisfaction at the opportunity, noting the prestige of the venue. He remarked that the square has served as a backdrop for numerous acclaimed films and television series, citing examples such as Taxi Driver, Birdman, and Midnight Cowboy. The premiere event for “Split during the War” is scheduled to take place at the IFC Center in New York.
This venue is recognized as a key center for independent and auteur cinema within the city. Following the initial screening at the IFC Center, the film is slated for further screenings in New York after one week. The exhibition in this iconic New York location provides a high-visibility platform for Lithuanian filmmaking.
The debut in this globally recognized square is being highlighted as a major achievement, bringing Lithuanian cinema to the attention of an international audience in a setting synonymous with cinematic history.
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