Archives staff at the National Museum of Lithuania find a mysterious, undescribed, uncatalogued box of photographic negatives in the museum archives. When they decide to organize the inventories, they discover something incredible: in a box that has been in the archives for 70 years, they find photographs of a high artistic level and of great historical importance that no one has ever seen before. What's more, no one has ever heard the photographer's name! On their own initiative, the museum staff embark on a detective's quest through the archives, discovering more and more information about the mysterious photographer, his work and even his descendants. The result of their initiative is a high-profile exhibition featuring a newly discovered name in the history of Lithuanian photography

Mindaugas Meškauskas is an award-winning Lithuanian TV director and scriptwriter. For 30 years, he has collaborated with major Lithuanian television channels, creating, provoking, challenging, and telling compelling stories.

A member of the Lithuanian Photographers’ Association, he is an expert in historical and alternative photography techniques. He has held 20 solo exhibitions and participated in various group exhibitions and other art projects. His works are preserved in the collections of the National Museum of Lithuania’s Palace of the Grand Dukes.