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Floor scrapers

‘The Floor Scrapers’ is a short dance piece about three friends – two guys and one girl, who are moving in to live together. While scraping the floor, guys find they have feelings for each other, but they are trying to hide them because of a fear to be misunderstood.
Film is inspired by Gustave Calliboite’s painting ‘The Floor Scrapers’.

Information

Year
2014
Genre
Experimental
Duration
6'
Production country
Lithuania
Dialogues
No dialogues

Team

Producer
Klementina Remeikaitė
Script
Vytautas Katkus, Marija Kavtaradzė
Cinematography
Vytautas Katkus
Editing
Vytautas Katkus
Sound designer
Ignas Mateika
Cast
Greta Petrovskytė, Gediminas Rimeika, Lukas Malinauskas
Production company
Afterschool production, LMTA

Contacts

Klementina Remeikaitė

Director's biography

Marija Kavtaradzė

Marija Kavtaradze was born in 1991. She started studying Film directing in Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, TV and Film faculty, in 2010. In 2014 she graduated her studies and continued Master degree studies in the same Academy. Her graduate work short film “I‘m twenty something” was awarded for the best student work by Lithuanian Film Academy association ‘Silver Crane 2015’ awards.

Filmography

Before Falling / Paskutinis žmogus, su kuriuo aš kalbėjau (2010, short fiction)
Washed Fairytale / Išskalbta pasaka (2010, short fiction)
Normal people don’t explode themselves / Normalūs žmonės nesisprogdina (2013, short fiction)
Youngblood / Pasakyk, kad neskaudės (2013, short fiction)
The Accident / Avarija (2013, feature fiction)
Floor scrapers / Parketo skūtėjai (2014, short experimental)
I’m Twenty Something / Man dvim keli (2014, short fiction)
Igloo / Iglu (2015, short fiction)
Summer Survivors / Išgyventi vasarą (2018, feature fiction)

Vytautas Katkus

Vytautas Katkus (b. 1991) graduated with a BA in Cinematography from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre. He works as a cinematographer for films and video art projects. Katkus won the Best Young Cinematographer Award from the Lithuanian Association of Cinematographers twice and has been a member of it since 2016. His solo-debut short film “Community Gardens” was selected for the 58th Semaine de la Critique at the Cannes Film Festival. Vytautas’ newest short film “Places” premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2020.

Filmography

Floor scrapers / Parketo skutėjai (2014, short experimental / fiction)
Igloo / Iglu (2015, short fiction)
Community Gardens / Kolektyviniai sodai (2019, short fiction)
Places / Miegamasis rajonas (2020, short fiction)
Cherries / Uogos (2022, short fiction)