Baltic UXO

Baltic UXO

Director Alexander Belinski, Agnė Dovydaitytė

1 hr. 20 min. · Lithuania, Germany, Latvia, 2026 · Documentary · Polish, Lithuanian, German · Subtitles: Lithuanian, English · Pegi 13

About the film

After the Second World War, 1.6 million tonnes of unexploded ordnance (UXO) were dumped in the Baltic and North Seas. The film takes us on a contemplative visual journey through the Baltic region, observing its natural world and communities as they live alongside this enduring legacy of war.

Details

Running time
1 hr. 20 min.
Country, year
Lithuania, Germany, Latvia, 2026
Genre
Documentary
Language
Polish, Lithuanian, German
Subtitles
Lithuanian, English
Age rating
Pegi 13

Credits

Director
Alexander Belinski, Agnė Dovydaitytė
Screenplay
Alexander Belinski, Agnė Dovydaitytė
Producers
Dagnė Vildžiūnaitė, Karsten Krause, Julia Cöllen, Frank Scheuffele, Antra Gaile, Līga Gaisa
Cinematography
Alexander Belinski
Music
Toms Auniņš
More information
www.imdb.com

Director

Alexander Belinski, Agnė Dovydaitytė

Cinematographer and director Alexander Belinski was born in Ukraine, grew up in Germany and the UK, and now lives in Lithuania. He and Agnė Dovydaitytė met while studying journalism in London and moved to Lithuania in 2018 to complete their debut documentary, The Sun Sets in the East, which premiered at Ji.hlava IDFF. Baltic UXO is their second film. The project was presented at several industry programmes, including Ex Oriente, Karlovy Vary Works in Progress and Berlinale Talents Doc Station, and won the top prize at Docu Talents from the East.

Screenings

2 screenings in 2 cities.

  1. Friday, November 13 18:00 Forum Cinemas Vingis · Hall 6 Tickets