Wooden Staircase
| Wooden Staircase | |
|---|---|
Vidas Rasinskas Sigitas Puckorius | |
| Starring | Evaldas Jaras Gabrielle Odinis Virginija Kelmelyte Dalia Melenaite Vaclovas Bledis |
| Cinematography | Jonas Tamasevicius |
| Edited by | Vanda Surviliene Liudmila Volkova |
| Music by | Gustav Mahler Faustas Latėnas |
Release dates | October 13th, 1993 |
Running time | 93 min. version 56 min. version |
| Countries | Lithuania Russia |
| Language | Lithuanian |
Wooden Staircase (Lithuanian: Mediniai laiptai, Russian: Derevyannye stupeni) is a feature film of Lithuanian-Canadian screenwriter and film director Vidas Rasinskas.
Plot summary
Wooden Staircase is a poetic drama of Time and Fate, a metaphor, leading to introspection. Two young people, connected through Time and Fate, are looking for consensus and comprehension between themselves. There is a mystic protagonist, Thomas. He embodies the famous writer Thomas Mann’s spirit, living beyond the time. Thomas lets the young protagonist, Vilius, go back to his past and compels him to face the results of his former mistakes. A rendezvous with the past has a large influence on Vilius present.
Recognition
The premiere of Wooden Staircase, (93 min. version) was at the International
in 1993.The film Wooden Staircase, (56 min. version) won the competition in Moscow and was selected as the best student work of the year. It was presented for the 22nd
References
- Grazina Arlickaite, Lithuanian Films 1990-1998 (Lietuvių filmai 1990-1998), Lithuania, 1998
- Astrida Baranovskaya, Stairs, K Ekranu, Russia, 1994
- Piotr Niemiec, Die holzerne Treppe, Germany, 1993
- Virginija Januseviciene, Staircase Lead to the World of Metaphors, Lietuvos rytas, Lithuania, 1993
- Richard Miller, 22nd Student Academy Awards, USA, 1995
External links
- Wooden Staircase at IMDb
- Film Festival Cottbus, Mediniai laiptai, Die Hölzerne Treppe
- Lithuanian Film Center, Wooden Staircase
- Wooden Staircase, Review
- Pacific Time Films, Vidas Rasinskas
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