Andrei and Alisa, 16-year-old war refugees from Ukraine, were forced to temporarily settle in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. While Russian bombs destroy their hometown of Kharkiv, Andrei and Alisa work as teachers at a refugee school, protesting through art and street performances. The film reveals their fragile teenage love, followed by painful phone calls from relatives left in Ukraine. The light colors of everyday life intertwine with the constant sadness, the traumatic experience of war and the inevitable realization that their carefree youth will never return. V Film with SKN, Lithuanian and English subtitles. With SKN, Lithuanian and English subtitles. Documentary film festival "Awkward Cinema" - reality-changing documentary. More information www.nepatoguskinas.lt Organizer Nepatogus kinas October 13-27 At the "Skalvijas" box office, tickets can be purchased for the day of the session and one day ahead from 0.01 EUR (only in cash). When buying tickets online in advance, the usual prices of the "Skalvija" cinema center apply (for any day of the festival and any screening). Sessions are adapted for deaf and hard of hearing people. What does this mean? The film will be shown with special subtitles (SKN), which will tell a little more than usual about the sounds heard in the film. Hearing viewers will not be disturbed by these subtitles, and deaf and hard of hearing people will be able to fully watch the movie together with hearing people. 19th The screening will be followed by a discussion on making films more accessible to people with visual impairments.