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The Dreams of the Centenarians

196918mRobertas Verba
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Though created to commemorate the centenary of Lenin, the documentary is far from celebrating Soviet ideology. In the film people who are one hundred years old talk about their lives. Their remembrances illuminate traditions and past of Lithuania.

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What is The Dreams of the Centenarians (1969) about?

Though created to commemorate the centenary of Lenin, the documentary is far from celebrating Soviet ideology. In the film people who are one hundred years old talk about their lives. Their remembrances illuminate traditions and past of Lithuania.

How long is The Dreams of the Centenarians?

The Dreams of the Centenarians has a runtime of 18 min and premiered in 1969.

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