Three friends try to make money and invite another friend in on a plot.Three friends try to make money and invite another friend in on a plot.Three friends try to make money and invite another friend in on a plot.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 3 nominations
Antony Strachan
- Ben
- (as Anthony Strachan)
Vytautas Sapranauskas
- Algis
- (as Vytas Sapranaukas)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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Did you know
- TriviaReleased in January 2014 in Lithuania and earned $1.8 million. It wasn't till November 2014 when it was released in UK.
- Quotes
Golden Pole's Hitman 'Barman': They didn't get as far as Malaysia, the flight redirected to Lithuania.
Golden Pole: Lithu... fucking what?
Golden Pole's Hitman 'Barman': [shows it on the map] This is a republic in Eastern Europe.
- SoundtracksStase
Music and lyrics by Sarunas Maciulis
Performed by Poliarizuoti Stiklai
Featured review
A good mix of Ritchie& Kusturica styles
Finally, a Lithuanian directed movie I am proud to present to the international community.
Not another down-tempo super metaphoric berlin-festival-wannabe 'theather play' but a true global-standard entertainment.
Nothing much original: several B grade stars, lots of Guy Ritchie style swear-run-shoot scenes and Kusturica style humor. However, finally, two hours well spent with no sense of obligation to "support local produce".
The movie begins in London but moves out to Lithuania shortly after. To a disgrace (and even shock) to some Lithuanians, Vilnius is portrayed as a dirty and corrupted city with criminal elements roaming the streets day and night. Well, its wasn't that bad even in the 90s but, well, Balcan'ish chaos is much more entertaining to watch as compared to Scandinavian'ish modern and calm reality. Countryside is also shown at its ('somewhere in Siberia') extreme and reminded me the Russian movies, such as Osobennosti natsionalnoy rybalki (1998).
Don't trust the IMDb rating unless its has >20k votes, as the first 10k will be voted by patriot Lithuanians. In any way, to sum up, its a good film to eat some popcorn and to laugh with (or at) the eastern europeans.
Not another down-tempo super metaphoric berlin-festival-wannabe 'theather play' but a true global-standard entertainment.
Nothing much original: several B grade stars, lots of Guy Ritchie style swear-run-shoot scenes and Kusturica style humor. However, finally, two hours well spent with no sense of obligation to "support local produce".
The movie begins in London but moves out to Lithuania shortly after. To a disgrace (and even shock) to some Lithuanians, Vilnius is portrayed as a dirty and corrupted city with criminal elements roaming the streets day and night. Well, its wasn't that bad even in the 90s but, well, Balcan'ish chaos is much more entertaining to watch as compared to Scandinavian'ish modern and calm reality. Countryside is also shown at its ('somewhere in Siberia') extreme and reminded me the Russian movies, such as Osobennosti natsionalnoy rybalki (1998).
Don't trust the IMDb rating unless its has >20k votes, as the first 10k will be voted by patriot Lithuanians. In any way, to sum up, its a good film to eat some popcorn and to laugh with (or at) the eastern europeans.
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- Jan 31, 2014
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Box office
- Budget
- $2,700,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $332,537
- Runtime1 hour 39 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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