During these holidays, the "Pasaka" cinema promises to take its viewers to a magical kingdom with the spice of light fiction. Movie theaters will become like Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, and fans of quality cinema will feel like kids in a candy store. The festive film repertoire includes cinema classics, the latest premieres and screenings that have already become a cinema tradition.
"As in real life, as well as in cinema life, holidays are closely connected with traditions. It is good for us to plan them and hope that the traditions of the "Pasaka" cinema will become pleasant memories for our viewers. We invite you to start the New Year with Audrey Hepburn and "Breakfast at Tiffany's" for the third year already, and for the second year we will welcome the Christmas holidays with Ingmar Bergman's family epic "Fani and Alexander". Among the new and expected film works during the holidays, we want to remind you of the classics," says Andrė Balžekienė, manager of the "Pasaka" cinema.
Selected films of the program will remind viewers of what is most important during the holiday season. "The films of our festive program are united by coziness, sweet and recognizable nostalgia, small but essential miracles of our everyday life. It's deep conversations with friends, warm hugs from family members, room-filling loud screams, and all-encompassing love. I believe that everyone will find their favorite taste of "cinema candy" in the repertoire, says Laura Bartusevičiūtė, composer of the repertoire of the "Pasaka" cinema.
Fani and Alexander, December 25.
It is common to say that "Fani and Alexander" is I. Bergman's most beloved work, which was awarded four Oscars: for best foreign film, cinematography, costumes and scenery.
It is also one of the most beautiful Christmas movies. The tape will take you to 1906. Sweden. The Ekdal family will celebrate Christmas at Grandma Helena's. The audience will watch the celebration and other events of a huge family through the eyes of two children - a brother and a sister. Pasaka cinema will show this family epic during Christmas itself.
"Coffee and cigarettes", December 26 and 30.
"Coffee and Cigarettes" is not a Christmas movie, but just like the holidays, it brings people together for meaningful conversations. This film by the cult American indie director Jim Jarmusch consists of 11 funny, absurd stories, in which famous actors and musicians often play themselves, smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee and talking about all sorts of things.
In this black and white film, the audience will see Bill Murray, Cate Blanchett, Iggy Pop, Steven Wright and many other celebrities from the world of entertainment.
When Harry Met Sally, December 26 and 31.
For viewers looking for love stories in the middle of the holiday, Pasaka cinema has prepared Rob Reiner's classic 1989. comedy When Harry Met Sally. This film asks: Can men and women be just friends?
Considered one of the best romantic comedies of all time, the film still delights with witty dialogues, memorable characters, excellent acting and, of course, the therapeutic effect typical of such comedies.
"The Graduate", December 29.
Breaking the canons of traditional cinema, "The Graduate" is a real treat for cinephiles. It is one of the most important masterpieces of the film industry, earning director Mike Nichols an Oscar and six other nominations, and turning Simon & Garfunkel, who created the amazing soundtrack, into world-class stars.
The Graduate is as revolutionary today as it was more than 50 years ago.
Priscilla, December 31 and January 1.
The audience is invited to welcome the New Year with the vivid film "Priscilla". The film is based on a true story, depicting the epic love story between Priscilla Beaulieu and legendary rock and roll superstar Elvis Presley. The upcoming film, starring Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi, tells the story of how Elvis meets Priscilla when she was a young 14-year-old girl and begins a secret affair with her.
The audience of the movie theater "Pasaka" will have the opportunity to be the first to see this film.
Breakfast at Tiffany's, January 1.
Black little dress, long mouthpiece and black glasses. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" with Audrey Hepburn is an American film classic that you want to watch again and again. Therefore, the "Pasaka" cinema traditionally invites you to welcome the first day of the New Year with this cult film.
A tape about the spectacular and shining New York and the efforts of a young lady to find a way to happiness, Audrey Hepburn brought the Oscar for the best role.
