Elderly individuals participate in meditation and group laughter therapy, reflecting on aging as a time of spiritual balance rather than a wait for death.
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Elderly individuals participate in meditation and group laughter therapy, reflecting on aging as a time of spiritual balance rather than a wait for death.
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Elderly individuals gather in a serene setting, engaging in meditation and group laughter therapy. Directed by Audrius Stonys, "Uku ukai" presents a visual essay that reflects on aging through human experience. Inspired by Russian philosopher Nikolai Berdyayev, the film features participants like Vidmantas Bartulis and Arūnas Stoškus, who navigate their later years with a focus on spiritual balance. Without spoken commentary, Stonys uses aesthetic imagery to depict the relationship between life, time, and eternity.
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- See elderly individuals engage in laughter therapy.
- Find out how meditation is portrayed in old age.
- Meet the director Audrius Stonys and his unique style.
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- The film has a duration of 30 minutes.
- It was directed by Lithuanian documentarist Audrius Stonys.
- The cast includes Vidmantas Bartulis and Danielius Kokanauskis.
- The film was produced in Lithuania in 2006.
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Who directed the documentary Uku ukai?
Uku ukai was directed by Lithuanian documentarist Audrius Stonys.
What year was Uku ukai released?
Uku ukai was released in 2006.
What is the duration of the documentary Uku ukai?
The duration of Uku ukai is 30 minutes.
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