"Imperfect Liars" - Golden Stage Cross Winner Dainius Kazlauskas Presents Film
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At a glance
- Lithuanian director Dainius Kazlauskas presents "(Im)perfect Liars," a local adaptation of the globally successful Italian film "Perfect Strangers."
- The original film, "Perfect Strangers," holds a Guinness World Record for being the most remade film in history, with adaptations in over twenty countries.
- The Lithuanian version, "(Im)perfect Liars," explores the premise of friends revealing secrets by placing their phones on a table, and will premiere in cinemas on September 25.
Dainius Kazlauskas, a recipient of the Golden Stage Cross award, is set to release his directorial adaptation of the internationally acclaimed Italian film "Perfect Strangers." Titled "(Im)perfect Liars," the Lithuanian version will premiere in cinemas on September 25.
Would you dare to put your phone on the table in front of friends and family for one evening and promise you have nothing to hide?
The original film, "Perfect Strangers" (Perfetti sconosciuti) by Italian director Paolo Genovese, has achieved global recognition and holds a Guinness World Record for being the most remade film in cinematic history. Its narrative has been adapted in more than twenty countries, captivating millions of viewers worldwide.
Italian director Paolo Genovese's film โPerfect Strangersโ (Perfetti sconosciuti), which captivated millions of viewers worldwide.
The premise of the film revolves around a group of friends who agree to place their mobile phones on a table. They pledge to reveal the contents of any incoming text message, email, or phone call, challenging each other to prove they have nothing to hide. This setup quickly unravels hidden secrets and complexities within their relationships.
The story was adapted in more than twenty countries and entered the Guinness Book of Records as the most remade film in cinema history.
Kazlauskas's direction brings this compelling story to a Lithuanian audience, promising to explore the universal themes of trust, secrets, and the consequences of full transparency in relationships.
From September 25, the Lithuanian version of the film โ(Ne)tobuli melagiai,โ directed by Golden Stage Cross winner Dainius Kazlauskas, will be released in cinemas.
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