The Lithuanian film, “Divorce in wartime,” is slated for theatrical screenings in Lithuanian cinemas beginning September 18th as it competes for an Oscar nomination. Due to strong initial audience reception, the film’s run was extended by an additional week, and it is scheduled to reach theaters in Los Angeles and other major US cities. Director A.
Blaževičius has participated in numerous interviews over the past week, speaking to specialized film webcasts and prominent publications. During these appearances, he engaged with audiences who posed a variety of questions regarding the movie. When addressing topics such as the depiction of conflict or the private lives of the characters, Blaževičius noted that the diverse inquiries confirmed the film’s universal subject matter.
He emphasized that at its core, the movie tells a common human story of divorce, a theme relevant across global cultures. Blaževičius stated that the most positive feedback he received centered on the film’s emotional resonance and its detailed portrayal of the characters’ intimate lives. The film aims to explore these personal struggles against a backdrop of significant events, making the themes of separation and personal resilience central to its narrative appeal.
These screenings mark a significant international push for the Lithuanian cinematic work.
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