Walnut Bread (1977)
Lithuania, 1977. Memories of childhood, adolescence, and first love in a small provincial town, shown through complexity of human relations at this periodical film.
Top billed cast
Algirdas LatėnasAndrius Šatas
Saulius SipaitisAntanas, Andriaus tėvas
Doloresa KazragytėElytė, Andriaus mama
Leonid ObolenskyAndriaus senelis
Stasys JonynasAndrius vaikystėje
Elvyra PiškinaitėLiuka Kaminskaitė
Antanas ŠurnaKaminskas- Marija LukaševskajaLiuka vaikystėje
Kostas SmoriginasPeliūkštis- Regimantas Mikučionis„Peliūkštis“ vaikystėje
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