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Marta

Synopsis

Marta is a daughter of a professional violinist, forced to take on her mother's footsteps. As an important contest approaches, Marta must navigate the deteriorating relationship with her mother and learn the meaning of true family values.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Unė Kvietkauskaitė
Screenplay & Story
Unė Kvietkauskaitė
Original Score
Aleksandras Bissekerskij
Original Title
Marta
Country of Origin
Lithuania
Spoken Languages
Lithuanian
Runtime
17m
Production Studios
Kvietfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Unė Kvietkauskaitė

Screenplay & Story

Unė Kvietkauskaitė

Original Score & Music

Aleksandras Bissekerskij

Director of Photography

Rapolas Grinčelaitis

Film Editing

Laura Saldaitytė, Eglė Valuckaitė

Producers

Soraja Bložytė

Department Leadership Roster

Unė Kvietkauskaitė

Director

Unė Kvietkauskaitė

Writer

Soraja Bložytė

Producer

Rapolas Grinčelaitis

Director of Photography

Laura Saldaitytė

Editor

Eglė Valuckaitė

Editor

Elena Gelminė Tamošaitytė

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Marta.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Marta

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Marta about?

Marta is a daughter of a professional violinist, forced to take on her mother's footsteps. As an important contest approaches, Marta must navigate the deteriorating relationship with her mother and learn the meaning of true family values.

Who directed Marta?

Marta was directed by Unė Kvietkauskaitė.

Who stars in Marta?

The principal cast of Marta includes Bernadeta Mikutaitė, Giedrė Giedraitytė, Vilma Raubaitė.

When was Marta released and how long is it?

Marta was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 17m.

Who composed the musical score for Marta?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Marta was composed by Aleksandras Bissekerskij.