The year is 1992. Lithuania is already independent. The world is watching the events here. Lithuanian citizens celebrate the regained Freedom and… enjoy imported goods which are filling up the shops that used to be empty in the Soviet years. However, the time of the “deficits” is not yet over. The story takes place in a factory, where the workers draw lots. The winner will have a chance to buy an IMPORTED refrigerator. Everyone hankers for the fridge, but the main character of the film Danguolė wants it most of all. Danguolė doesn‘t win the fridge. It’s even worse – her neighbor does. But the main character is not left empty-handed: she wins the SPECIAL prize. This means she will be entitled to welcome an American press-photographer who is coming to Lithuania in three days. Danguolė and her family are to represent the New Lithuania to the world in a photo reportage to be issued. This way the factory worker Danguolė becomes a kind of a Lithuanian ambassador. —blueseafilmfestival.net
Lina Lužytė was born in 1985 in Vilnius, Lithuania. In 2004 she attended the University of Vilnius to study psychology but year later she has quit psychology studies and went to Music and Theatre Academy of Lithuania to study film and TV directing. Now Lina has a BA in Film and TV directing. She has worked as an editor in TV, as director’s assistant in short feature films, TV commercials. Filmography: It would be splendid, yet…(2009), A Perfect Day for Banana Fish (2007). —Zagreb Film Festival