In Lithuanian, baidykle generally means "scarecrow" or "bogeyman" (something that frightens, often used metaphorically), and filmas means "film." So literally: or "bogeyman film."
A young girl named Lena moves to a new town to live with her eccentric grandfather. She is mocked by her classmates and eventually takes the blame for a "betrayal" committed by the boy she likes, leading to a harrowing campaign of bullying. baidykle filmas
Lena's willingness to sacrifice her own reputation for Dima highlights the contrast between her moral purity and the cowardice of those around her. Generational Conflict: often used metaphorically)