Legendinės legendos FELICITÀ

Legendary legends Orestes and Džilda, summoned by a humble journalist to cover their triumph, set off for the San Remo Song Festival, where the ideal stage and family duo navigate the labyrinthine maze of a relationship, where clouds of jealousy and ambition loom.

Cast

Aistis Mickevičius

as Orestas Vaigauskas

Ineta Stasiulytė

as Džilda Vaigauskienė

Antanas Obcarskas

as Vytautas

Birutė Dambrauskaitė

as Self

Monika Chazasyrovaitė

as Moteris sapne

Justina Nemanytė

as Moteris sapne

Kristina Andrejauskaite

as Moteris sapne

Audrė Kudabienė

as Žurnalistė

Rūta Papartytė

as Apdovanojimų vedėja

Milko Cardinale

as Vyras restorane

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