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Sense of Community Among Film Production Workers in Lithuania
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This paper attempts to reveal the creation of a sense of community among film production workers in two historical periods – during the Soviet era and after the restoration of Lithuania’s independence. The communality of film production workers is presented through the following aspects: the case of a localized/delocalized community, sense of belonging through “family feeling”, occasions that unite film production workers. Film production workers who worked in the Soviet era and the first years of independent Lithuania expressed a stronger sense of belonging to the community compared to those who worked later, or are currently working in the film industry.
Title: Sense of Community Among Film Production Workers in Lithuania
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This paper attempts to reveal the creation of a sense of community among film production workers in two historical periods – during the Soviet era and after the restoration of Lithuania’s independence.
The communality of film production workers is presented through the following aspects: the case of a localized/delocalized community, sense of belonging through “family feeling”, occasions that unite film production workers.
Film production workers who worked in the Soviet era and the first years of independent Lithuania expressed a stronger sense of belonging to the community compared to those who worked later, or are currently working in the film industry.
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