The Baltic Way (1990)

Baltic Way

With Baltic Way, shot at the end of his film studies, Audrius Stonys seizes the first and irrepressible breath of freedom wafting across the places, bodies and views of his people during the days of “the Baltic way”, a human chain going from Vilnius to Tallinn via Riga, formed of 2 million Baltics demanding their countries’ independence in 1989.

Director: Audrius Stonys, Arūnas Matelis
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 10 min
Release Date:
Country: Soviet Union
Language: Lietuvių
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Baltic Way about?
With Baltic Way, shot at the end of his film studies, Audrius Stonys seizes the first and irrepressible breath of freedom wafting across the places, bodies and views of his people during the days of “the Baltic way”, a human chain going from Vilnius to Tallinn via Riga, formed of 2 million Baltics demanding their countries’ independence in 1989.
Who directed The Baltic Way?
The Baltic Way was directed by Audrius Stonys, Arūnas Matelis.
How long is The Baltic Way?
The Baltic Way has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).
What genre is The Baltic Way?
The Baltic Way is a Documentary film.
Where was The Baltic Way produced?
The Baltic Way was produced in Soviet Union.