On April 8 at 19:30, the Vilnius cinema "Skalvija" will host the premiere of the documentary film Bialiatski / Unbroken, dedicated to the Belarusian human rights activist, dissident, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski.

The creators of the film tell the story of a man often called the "Eastern European Nelson Mandela." Through the memories of his loved ones and associates, not only his struggle against the authoritarian system but also his personal life — support, love, and solidarity — are revealed.
A separate part of the film was shot in Vilnius — it captures Bialiatski's first days of freedom after a long separation from his family.
After the screening, there will be a discussion with the film team.
The premiere will take place on April 8, 19:30, at the "Skalvija" cinema (Goštauto g. 2). Tickets can be purchased here.
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