Sharunas Bartas
Sharunas BARTAS (1964, Lithuania) is educated in directing at the Moscow Film Institute VGIK. He made his début with Three Days (1992), which brought him the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury in Cannes. He made several features that form a wayward oeuvre. Bartas has also made two documentaries. He has won two FIPRESCI Awards, for Three Days and for The Corridor (1995).
Filmography
Tofalaria (1985), Praejusios dienos atminimui/In Memory of a Day Gone By (1990), Trys Dienos/Three Days (1992), Koridorius/The Corridor (1995), Few of Us (1996), A casa/The House (1997), Freedom (2000), Visions of Europe (2004), Septyni nematomi zmones/Seven Invisible Men (2005), Indigène d'Eurasie/Eastern Drift (2010)
Sharunas Bartas op IFFR
Trys dienos
76'
Litouwen
IFFR 1993
Koridorius
79'
Litouwen
IFFR 1996
Few of Us
105'
Litouwen
IFFR 1997
The House
120'
Litouwen
IFFR 1998
Pavasaris
20'
Litouwen
IFFR 1998
Freedom
96'
Frankrijk
IFFR 2001
Arseny Tarkovsky Eternal Presence
114'
Rusland
IFFR 2004
Seven Invisible Men
119'
Litouwen
IFFR 2006
Few of Us
105'
Litouwen
IFFR 2014