Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing
Liuob šokt, liuob dainiuot...
Synopsis
The director shows us an unofficial Lithuania, an indestructible village, old traditions and impressive faces. In the films of Shablevičius, the village, the land, the lonely tree standing outside are often filmed in winter, when everything gets the shade of a fairy tale and a miracle, and a rider on the road brings an unexpected message. The old mythical rural worldview seems to come alive in the eyes of the audience.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Henrikas Šablevičius
- Screenplay & Story
- Henrikas Šablevičius
- Original Title
- Liuob šokt, liuob dainiuot...
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- Lithuanian
- Runtime
- 11m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Henrikas Šablevičius
Henrikas Šablevičius
Department Leadership Roster
Henrikas Šablevičius
Director
Henrikas Šablevičius
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing
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What is Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing about?
The director shows us an unofficial Lithuania, an indestructible village, old traditions and impressive faces. In the films of Shablevičius, the village, the land, the lonely tree standing outside are often filmed in winter, when everything gets the shade of a fairy tale and a miracle, and a rider on the road brings an unexpected message. The old mythical rural worldview seems to come alive in the eyes of the audience.
Who directed Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing?
Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing was directed by Henrikas Šablevičius.
Who stars in Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing?
The principal cast of Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing includes Not specified.
When was Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing released and how long is it?
Leaps to Dance, Loves to Sing was released in 1974 with a total runtime of 11m.