The demonstration of the film, which was held in the framework of the “Days of Kazakhstan Cinema" in Lithuania, was attended by officials, members of the Seimas, representatives of business and academic circles, cultural figures, as well as heads of diplomatic missions accredited in Lithuania.

Speaking at the opening ceremony of the festival, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Lithuania, Viktor Temirbayev, noted the dynamism in the development of the cultural and historical potential of the country, thanks to the successfully implemented program “Rukhani Zhangyru" and the article “Seven Facets of the Great Steppe" by Elbasy.

At the same time, the Kazakh diplomat noted the need to deepen the cultural dialogue between Kazakhstan and Lithuania, in particular, between the representatives of the younger generation.

The film “The Road to Mother" was highly appreciated, striking, above all, the Lithuanian viewers, with the resilience and strength of the spirit of the Kazakh people in the difficult times of history.

In the framework of the “Days of Kazakhstan Cinema" in the three largest cities of the country (Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda), the audience will be shown by all the beloved and world-acclaimed films, as well as new Kazakhstan cinema films, such as “The Road to Mother", “The Old Man", “Talan", "Diamond Sword ", "Zhauzhurek Myn Bala", the animated film "Kultegin", etc.

Other upcoming events of the “Kazakhstan Spring in Lithuania" include the demonstration of the Kazakhstan-Canadian documentary “Equus: Story of the Horse", a concert of the neo-ethno-folk group "Arkaiym" in Vilnius University, an exhibition of the Kazakhstan artist Rauza Eraliyeva in three cities of Lithuania and the capital of Latvia, as well as competitions on the Kazakh national game togyzkumalak in Vilnius.