When I Was a Partisan

This film delves into the Lithuanian partisan resistance, highlighting the challenges faced during a tumultuous period. The story follows an actor who portrays a partisan in a play called "Bunker." During a performance, he begins to hallucinate, believing he is a boy living in post-war Lithuania.

Set in 1948, the boy grapples with the consequences of a mistake that leads to tragic outcomes for both himself and a partisan's wife. The narrative then shifts back to the 21st century, where the actor is given the opportunity to correct that historical error.

When I Was a Partisan offers a thought-provoking exploration of the past while examining the complexities of identity and redemption. Its unique storytelling approach makes it a significant piece for those interested in Lithuanian cinema and historical narratives.