Audrius Stonys on his journey into the wilderness for Woman and the Glacier
In Their Own Words: filmmaker interviews and introductions
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Klassiki meets veteran Lithuanian documentarian Audrius Stonys to discuss his 2016 film The Woman and the Glacier, the challenges of shooting in remote mountain ranges, and the Baltic film traditions that have influenced his work.
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