"Permanent Life" is a deeply personal exploration of love, loss, and the spaces in between. Through dance, I sought to capture the unspoken emotions that shape us, the pain of separation, the urgency of longing, and the rapid magic of connection.

Set against the backdrop of Barcelona, the city itself becomes more than a setting; it is a silent witness, its streets and architecture informed with the rhythms of two souls searching for each other. Every movement is intentional, each step a reflection of their inner turmoil and desire.

My hope is that Permanent Life lingers beyond the screen, stirring emotions, evoking memories, and perhaps even inspiring audiences to rediscover their own stories of love and distance.

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Greta Griniūtė is a Lithuanian writer and director with a strong passion for comedy. After finishing high school, she moved to the UK to study theatre, where her love for storytelling and performance deepened. Her creative journey later took her to Los Angeles, where she received a scholarship to study cinema and develop her filmmaking skills. Greta has since written and directed numerous short films, which have screened at international festivals including Vienna Shorts, POFF, Edinburgh, and others. Her work is often marked by a playful yet thoughtful approach to narrative and character. Greta's debut feature script, Independent Child, was selected for prestigious development programs such as the Torino Film Lab and MFI Script 2 Screen. In 2025, the project earned two awards at Meeting Point Vilnius, further establishing her as an emerging voice in European cinema.