With six months remaining until the 29th Vilnius International Film Festival - Kino Pavasaris (VIFF), the festival’s team is providing updates on its evolving structure and the development of its distribution department. Indeed, Kino Pavasaris Distribution is set to expand its reach on the global stage by forging a partnership with A24, a rapidly growing film studio in the USA.

Konradas Kazlauskas, executive director of VIFF, emphasised the importance of this milestone for both the organisation and the regional film industry. Furthermore, this collaboration with A24 represents a pivotal step in Kino Pavasaris Distribution's expansion into other Baltic nations, specifically Latvia and Estonia. Functioning independently of the festival, Kino Pavasaris Distribution comprises a dedicated team made up of experienced professionals and up-and-coming talents, all fully prepared to embark on these initiatives.

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Kino Pavasaris Distribution and A24 have unveiled their slate of premieres for Baltic viewers. On 24 November, Past Lives, directed by Korean-born Canadian helmer Celine Song, will make its debut on the big screen. Then, on 15 December, Nicolas Cage fans can celebrate his comeback in Dream Scenario, directed by Kristoffer Borgli.

As the year 2024 approaches, moviegoers in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia can look forward to an array of exciting films. These include Sofia Coppola's newest creation, Priscilla [+lire aussi :
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Kino Pavasaris Distribution remains steadfast in its dedication to showcasing Lithuanian cinema. Notable achievements include successful screenings of films such as Slow [+lire aussi :
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Established in 2014, Kino Pavasaris Distribution's initial mission was to strengthen the presence of arthouse cinema in Lithuania. With its recent expansion into Latvia and Estonia, the organisation remains committed to fostering the recognition and widespread enjoyment of cinematic excellence.