A film by the acclaimed Lithuanian filmmaker Sharunas Bartas, In the Dusk presents the irony of history through events witnessed by a young man in Soviet-occupied Lithuania in the aftermath of World War II. In 1948, the country was enveloped in uncertainty, as s Partisan movement rages a battle against Communism. The film places characters in situations that defy common sense or preconceptions. Communists take away land from landowners, but not everyone is happy, especially since the Communists are represented by the Soviet military. While some go into the mountains and take up arms against the Soviet army, a low-class man finds himself stuck between the Soviet military and the Partisan movement. (NAM Dong-chul)