Viktoras Starošas Queen's Gold?, directed with R. Šilinis, 1972), "Maratonas balne" (Marathon in the Saddle, directed with A. Jančor, 1973), "Aukso karštligė" (Gold Rush, directed with F. Kauzon, 1983), "Citius, fortius ir... aritmetika" (1985). Starošas was given the opportunity to participate in the Soviet filmmakers group in the Olympics in Moscow (1980). Viktoras Starošas Viktoras Starošas (June 12, 1921 in Kaunas - August 22, 2016) was a Lithuanian director, cinematographer and writer. At the beginning of Lithuanian cinema, he worked as an assistant in the company, "Mūsų Lietuva" (Our Lithuania). There, he also filmed newsreels, the first post-war Lithuanian documentaries since 1952.
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