Drowning Dry

Locarno Review: Drowning Dry is an Unnerving, Cruelly Funny Lithuanian Drama

Memories can be slippery things. Take what happens around the halfway point of Laurynas Bareiša's beguiling second feature: two women––more specifically Ernest...

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Locarno Review: Drowning Dry is an Unnerving, Cruelly Funny Lithuanian Drama