Concrete Music is a film about the "concrete kids” of Lithuania, who grew up in the nineties without their parents' love that were forced to grow up and live in the freedom they created. 

This is a film about teen Rokas' way to his own personal musical freedom and freedom from his mafia family and street violence. It’s a film about naive, honest, and brave will to be free at any cost.

Saulius Baradinskas is an award-winning Lithuanian film director and screenwriter, currently completing his MFA at the American Film Institute Conservatory in Los Angeles. His short films have premiered at prestigious film festivals, including the Venice Film Festival, and have received nomination from the European Film Academy. In 2026, he is set to direct his feature musical film, Betono Muzika. With a distinctive voice that blends magical realism and deeply personal storytelling, Saulius continues to create experimental dramas and expand his career across both Hollywood and European cinema.