Milda Gecaitė, the star of the upcoming film 'Poison,' highlights the significance of her friendships that are scattered across the globe. One group of friends resides in New York, another in Canada where her parents still live, and a close circle remains in Lithuania. This geographical spread of her friends provides her with a solid support system, as relayed through her remarks about relying on them, and mirrors the themes of companionship in the film itself. The film 'Poison,' directed by Robert Kuliūnas, is a romantic drama based on a bestseller by Lithuanian author Ilona Madelaine, who resides in Switzerland. It presents a rich tapestry of emotions that cater to fans of romantic stories, featuring love, heartbreak, drama, betrayal, extraordinary friendships, and of course, elements of eroticism. It follows the character Elzė, who returns to Lithuania from Switzerland to find solace and inspiration amidst her friends and memories of home, only to encounter unexpected feelings when she meets Nojus. The narrative seems to be interwoven with emotions akin to those faced by Gecaitė herself, wherein she parallels her own need for friends with the journey of Elzė in the film. Such reflections bring a personal touch to the character's relationships, suggesting deeper themes of emotional connection and resilience that audiences can relate to and may evoke a sense of nostalgia among viewers about their friendships, regardless of their geographic whereabouts.