Ave, Vita
Dec 25 1969
•2h 30m
•Drama, War
Film - Reflection. The characters are the people who survived the war, the horror of the fascist concentration camps and the danger of suffocation, as well as those whose parents past is known only theoretically
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Bronius Babkauskas
Vytautas Paukste
Eugenija Bajorytė
Antanas Šurna
Einas
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