Children who rarely get together return to the home of their hard-working parents. Elzė, Aistė, and Jonas want to throw a party for their parents at least once—to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. They prepare a feast, bake a cake, and wait for their parents to return from the farm. However, the celebration ends before it even begins when their exhausted parents are unable to communicate with their children, who bring up old grievances about their parents' lack of involvement in their lives. But the parents' main priority has always been and still is the farm and the cows... 

After the failed celebration, early in the morning the children receive a call from their parents asking them to help catch the cows that have unexpectedly escaped from the barn. Jonas becomes suspicious because while he and Aistė were getting out of bed, their sister Elzė, who had left the house during the night, was now waiting, ready, as if she knew in advance what had happened and that their parents would ask for help. The nostalgic pursuit of the stray cows brings the family together, at least for a moment, before the children leave again for different cities.

In 2024, she completed her master's degree in film directing at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre. Her bachelor's degree short film “Ja tibia ubju” was screened at festivals such as Independent Shorts Awards, Indie Short, and Boden International Film Festival, where it was voted the best LGBT film. It was also screened at Litauisches Kino Goes Berlin in the Lithuanian female directors program and at Scanorama in the European Flashes program. In 2024, it was nominated for a Silver Crane award in the best student work category. He is currently writing the screenplay for his first feature film, “Kalmarų šeima” (The Squid Family).