"I litter, therefore I am". This is how René Descartes' famous phrase could be paraphrased in the context of this film. The waste that contrasts with the stunning natural scenery, scattered in the remotest corners of the planet, is a grim testament to man's existence on earth: rubbish in the mountains, rubbish on the beaches, rubbish in the deserts, rubbish at the bottom of the ocean. Composed of calm and meditative scenes, the film offers space for individual reflection and a gentle reminder that waste is a problem for us all. The narrative ends with images from the Burning Man festival, as if warning of the phantasmagorical future awaiting humanity. N-7 German, English with Lithuanian and English subtitles. 21 September-1 October. The Skalvija Film Centre invites you to the 20th Vilnius Documentary Film Festival (VDFF). This is the only festival in Lithuania dedicated exclusively to creative documentaries. This year, VDFF presents a new programme of experimental documentaries, consisting of films that expand and go beyond the boundaries of traditional documentaries. The aim is to open up the festival to today's filmmakers as well as to new audiences. "At the Skalvija box office, audiences can buy a 5-ticket subscription (25 EUR).