Intriguing news for theater lovers! Merūnas Vitulskis and Marius Repšys are moving into the "little garage" – the new comedy "Don't Tell the Wife" will soon begin its tour across Lithuania.
Darelis and Marčius meet in Darelis's garage – it is their escape from family and everyday life. Supported by beer and silence, the men begin a symbolic "technical inspection": they discuss work, their friendship, and hobbies. Marčius traditionally opens up about problems in his relationship with his long-term girlfriend. Darelis is also experiencing emotional detachment from his family, which is further exacerbated by the unexpected news about moving to Gdańsk. Before it's too late, both decide to fulfill a long-held dream – to cross Lithuania's rivers on a raft. Viewers will soon find out in theater halls whether they manage to find a balance between family, friendship, and men's dreams. This is a warm, comedic, and at the same time melancholic story about male friendship, midlife crisis, and the desire for freedom.
"For many Lithuanians, the 'little garage' has long been a refuge from domestic chores and forced duties at home, like an oasis of freedom and independence, which is why we men only become real there, open to the bone, without any masks. Magical things happen in garages, for which one man never judges another and no one is angry at anyone for anything. Paradise," said M. Repšys.
Director: Mantas Vaitiekūnas Produced by: Vabalo filmai Lighting design: Andrius Stasiulis Scenography: Oles Makukhin