Get Premium
Dark mode theme is available exclusively for premium users. Learn more about the benefits of subscribing.
No fees, cancel anytime.
Dark Mode 
No fees, cancel anytime 
then open in external browser
and click "Open in External Browser" 
I recently started going through old photos and came across a great pic of my great-grandparents thinking they were Bonnie and Clyde! I'm sure there are some wonderful photos out there of family being way cooler than us!
This post may include affiliate links.
#1
My Grandparents Where Really Big Into Dancing When They Were Still Dating. I Love This Photo Of Them For So Many Reasons. They Were The Best!
Final score:
115points
Neale Devenish 4 years ago
Just the word I was about to use: very glamorous!
Load More Replies...
Nick Zuniga (Submission author) 4 years ago
My grandfather liked to play piano and although not a true composer, he wrote a piece for her called ‘my little dancing girl’ which so eloquently summed up his love for her and their days of dancing. He didn’t reveal that to me until a few years before he passed away. I only heard him play it once and it was a very touching moment when he did that in front of a few family members after many decades of that piece sitting dormant in the back of his memory.
Load More Replies...
Franc Esca 4 years ago
Wow! I wish more young dudes danced. I skipped all the courses I wanted to do
Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
The grace and style look like Gene Kelly and one of the several women he danced with Judy Garland, Debbie Reynolds there’s more I just can’t remember who
RELATED:
#2
Eugene And Catherine Early 1920's
Final score:
91points
Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
Such swagger.. Back then they really didn't even try to stand out it was just so natural.. The clothes people wore lent them selves to style. 20s and 30s especially,at least in my opinion how could you not feel all that and a bag of chips ,wearing clothing like they had
#3
This Is My Grandmother (Baby) And Her Parents With Her Father's (My Great-Grandfather's) Coworkers. They All Were Foresters
Final score:
87points
Akvile Petraityte (Submission author) 4 years ago
My grandmother was born in 1931, so guessing by the baby's size it might be the same year. The location is somewhere around Vilnius, Lithuania.
Load More Replies...
#4
Ca. 1912 - The Parents Of My Grandmother. Farmers In Silesia
Final score:
75points
Rena (Submission author) 4 years ago
they went around 20 km to get the photo taken :)
Load More Replies... Rena (Submission author) 4 years ago
Jep. Then it was called Graumannsdorf, now Sierakowice. Near Gliwice.
Load More Replies... #5
My Husband's Great-Grandparents. The Pic Is Not Perfect In Perfect Shape But They Look Awsome.
Final score:
74points
Sandra (Submission author) 4 years ago
I knooow!! Its cute but back then people coulnt take a lot of pics. This was one was maybe with a special ocasion
Load More Replies... 
#6
This Is My Great, Great Grandmother From Antrim, Ireland (Born 1827) Who Was A Dressmaker. Obviously Well Ahead Of Her Time!
Final score:
73points
Nick Zuniga (Submission author) 4 years ago
Actually she was a Crothers and lived to be 84.
Load More Replies... #7
My Grandparents: 60s In Switzerland. On This Trip, The Decided To Try For A Baby, My Mom
Final score:
72points
#8
My Grandma (1900) :d
Final score:
71points
Sasha Kuleshov (Submission author) 4 years ago
She died when I was 2yo :'(
Load More Replies...
Sasha Kuleshov (Submission author) 4 years ago
She was! :D (for painters, sculptors and photographers)
Load More Replies...
Deal _Anneal 4 years ago (edited)
Bruh why?! Its there because some ppl on this app might find it a bit too graphic...if u know what i am saying
Load More Replies...
Sasha Kuleshov (Submission author) 4 years ago
She did not, she just has less axillary hair XD
Load More Replies... Sasha Kuleshov (Submission author) 4 years ago
I think written letters were the preferred method back then, with images being quite expensive :O
Load More Replies... #9
Setting Off On Honeymoon 1962 - Abingdon, UK
Final score:
66points
Jenny Fordbridge 4 years ago
OMG! I think I recognise that building. Is it the UKAEA accommodation block, I think it was in Culham Way, just off Appleford Drive?
#10
My Beautiful Great Grandmother In 2012, I Think She Was 87 In This Picture. She Passed Away In Feb Of 2020 At The Age Of 95
Final score:
62points
Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
Love how she still cared about style and chafing with the times..looks like she was fun to be around ,Great Smile..
#11
This Is My Great-Grandmother In The 1870s
Final score:
62points
Demongrrrrl (Submission author) 4 years ago
...Her parents crossed the prairies in a covered wagon and she lived to see a man on the moon. Her father drove a stagecoach for Wells Fargo.
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Mind boggling to think how our technological advancement accelerated in the 20th Century. People born in 1900, when most folks still drove around by horse and buggy, used candles or had gaslight in their homes, and probably didn’t have a telephone, washer or dryer, or an icebox, were able to see it all as it happened, going to the moon, computers, automated appliances, cars, just The Future, and it was way better than even Jules Verne imagined! Those that lived to 100 got to ring in a not just a new century, but a new millennium to boot!
Load More Replies... #12
My Grandparents When The Were Dating In The 1930s (Montana, USA)
Final score:
61points
#13
My G-Pa Served On A Mine Sweeper In The S. Pacific During WWII. My G-Ma (Pregnant With My Aunt In This Picture) Was Postmaster In Their Town During The War. After The War, G-Pa Had Untreated PTSD And G-Ma Was Forced To Give Up Her Job "To Make Room For The Boys Coming Home From The War"
Final score:
60points
Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
Can you imagine how hard it must of been for the men and there families to have no idea what was wrong with there loved one...So Sad
#14
My Grandmother Was A Wonderful Artist & She Made This Screen Print Of A Family Portrait
Final score:
56points
#15
My Amazing Grandparents- Milly And Jack Lovell. Both Born In 1924, Got Married In 1924 (Nanny Was 19 And Pop Was 29). They Were Married For 44 Years Until Nanny Milly Sadly Passed Away In 1998 (Age 73). Pop Passed Away In 2007 (Age 82). They Were My Heroes (Still Are) And Were My Safe Haven During My Horrific Childhood. My Daughter Was Due On What Would Of Been Nanny Milly’s Birthday, So We Named Her Milly In Honour Of Her. When I Was Pregnant With My Son, We Found Out I Was Having Boy On Pop Jack’s Birthday, So My Sons Middle Name Is In Honour Of Pop Jack. They Are Never Far From My Mind And I Miss Them Dearly Every Passing Day
Final score:
53points
Mrs Spencer (Submission author) 4 years ago
Also meant to put Pop was 20! Can’t figure out how to edit my submission!
Bruce Scheiman 4 years ago
Mrs. Spencer~Awe, Thanks for correcting that! You sound like an Awesome Young Woman!! So glad you had them to help throughout, your horrific childhood. I know what it's like to have a horrific childhood. I, also had grandparents, who helped me and my sister out! I know there are many children out there, that have nobody. Literally makes my heart😔
Mrs Spencer (Submission author) 4 years ago
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that. My own mother (Nanny Milly and Pop Jacks daughter) was horrible and has caused me to have CPTSD. She is nothing like my amazing grandparents. They were absolutely the most amazing and most beautiful souled people I ever had the honour of having in my life. I’m so glad you also had amazing grandparents to help you and you sister, and I bet you are a super person because of your grandparents xxx
Load More Replies... 
Mrs Spencer (Submission author) 4 years ago
They were the best people ever (along side my children and husband). I like to think they’d be proud of me and what I’ve become x
Load More Replies...
Mrs Spencer (Submission author) 4 years ago
Oh they were the nicest people ever! Sadly Nanny Milly had 2 types of arthritis and her body became so weak that she passed away due to it. Pop developed dementia shortly after we lost Nanny. We think it was kept at bay because he had Nanny and her health to focus on. I was working as a home carer, going to college and looking after Pop too. I was there when he passed away, and I always remember he smiled at me and then passed over to be with Nanny. They were salt of the earth and I adored (and still adore) them x
Load More Replies... Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
The love you hold for them is priceless. I’m sure you do honor them in some way daily.. how blessed you are to experience that kind of love..
Bettye McKee 4 years ago
If they were born in 1924, I seriously question how they married in 1924.
Mrs Spencer (Submission author) 3 years ago
I did correct it it in the comment last above as it wouldn’t let me edit my submission!
Load More Replies... #16
My Grandmother. Lived Until She Was 91.
Final score:
52points
Sheri Jacobs (Submission author) 4 years ago
Thank you. She was this elegant and sophisticated her entire life.
#17
My Mom Ca. 1962, With A Baby Deer, East Germany.
Final score:
49points
#18
My Grandparents With My Dad Age 2
Final score:
46points
Eithne Griffiths (Submission author) 4 years ago
This was taken around 1917. My grandmother was one of the first to model Welsh Flannel for the house of Dior. My fathers family are from Newtown Powys Wales . It was Newtown that gained the reputation of being the capital of the Welsh Flannel industry!
Bex Hallihan 4 years ago
Somewhere I've got a pic of my grandfather in a beautiful frilly dress. I guess they were easier back in the days of cloth nappies!
Load More Replies... Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
Always so stoic , I wonder why the didn’t smile in pictures back then..seems no one did while having photos taken
#19
My Mom's Parents. Grandpa Served In The Korean War
Final score:
46points
Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
Absolutely, I can see her looking through buildings, following landscape to take destroy Evil at its sorce
#20
My Grandparents On A Vacation Pre Mom Birth. Prob 1937 Or 1938.
Final score:
45points
Mad Mar (Submission author) 4 years ago
When they went in their first date he got her an elephant charm bracelet. He was also killed in a work explosion on a Saturday he normally didn't work. He went in for overtime an was going to work through lunch to leave early. It was their anniversary. My mom was 5 when he died. Nanny never remarried. His nickname was Red cause of his hair. Thought I'd add a bit more.
#21
My Great-Aunt Emma Always Said She Was Equal To Any Man. She Chopped Her Own Firewood Till She Was 98, Lived To 104. This Is Emma (Left) After A Log Cutting Session With A Gentleman Caller In The Very Early 1910s. She Never Married. Photo From White Cloud, Michigan
Final score:
45points
Bettye McKee 4 years ago
She never married because she never found a man to equal her. She would not have been happy with a lesser man.
Laurel Smith (Submission author) 4 years ago
Exactly! That’s what she told us at her 100th bday party!
Load More Replies... Laurel Smith (Submission author) 4 years ago (edited)
Just had to add, she’s wearing a skirt. When logging!
#22
My Beloved Grandparents In Sweden Around 1975
Final score:
42points
#23
Grandpa Karl And Grandma Elisabeth In Weidenhausen, Germany
Final score:
42points
Tanja Jonk (Submission author) 4 years ago
They were! I still miss them so much, especially my grandma, she was a saint:-)
Load More Replies... #24
My WW2 Veteran Grandfather And Grandmother Just Celebrated Their 78th Anniversary On 12/26/20.
Final score:
41points
#25
Great*grandparents, 1867, Zvole Municipality, Austria-Hungary. The World Seemed Fine That Day.
Final score:
40points
LoveThePanda 4 years ago
Wow!! That's so amazing, how did you manage to keep a picture in the family from that long ago and in such good condition.
#26
My Beloved Grandpa Milton. Once A Dapper Young Man.
Final score:
40points
Silvia Mitchell (Submission author) 4 years ago (edited)
Thank you! He was a most wonderful grandfather :)
Load More Replies...
Joanie 4 years ago
I'm late to the comments. That gentleman is beyond handsome. What a lucky lady your grandmother was. He seems like he would be such a kind, loving person.
Silvia Mitchell (Submission author) 4 years ago (edited)
Haha! Thank you! He was! To the occasional annoyance of my grandma he was a bit of a rascal in his youth and he flirted with the ladies well into his 90s but he did really adore her! And he doted on his kids and the grandkids. He had a really lovely soft southern drawl too. I miss him!
Load More Replies... Kathy Phillips 4 years ago
Wow, I’d like to date him very attractive anymore picture you would like to share.. even the way he holds his hat, very cool
Silvia Mitchell (Submission author) 4 years ago
Thank you! I will post some more if I can find them
Load More Replies...
Silvia Mitchell (Submission author) 4 years ago
Thank you! He was to me! He was so much fun! To know him was to love him!
Load More Replies... Silvia Mitchell (Submission author) 4 years ago
Thank you! He was a wonderful man.
Load More Replies... #27
My Grandfather Loved Flying. This Is Him In The 1930s In Ne Pennsylvania.
Final score:
39points
Destiny Rose 4 years ago
Do you know whereabouts in Northeast PA? I live in a small town south of Scranton.
Misfitwife (Submission author) 4 years ago
Small airport in the Wilkes Barre, PA area.
Load More Replies... #28
My Grandma With Her Little Brothers And Cousin Sometime In The Late 20s.
Final score:
38points
#29
Check Out The Guns On Mimi
Final score:
38points
Amy G (Submission author) 4 years ago
My grandmother with my dad, early 1954. My grandfather was in Korea at the time and didn’t get to meet my dad until he was 18 months old. She wanted to be a nurse but my grandfather wanted her to have a more traditional role at home, so she was kind of the midwife of the small town they lived in and helped deliver several babies. She also painted, sewed amazing clothes, and pretty much had a small working farm that she did all the work in while my grandfather was at work. I miss her stories. And her dumplings.
#30
Great Grandfather Holding My Mom. My Grandmother Behind Him And Great Grandmother With Pearls
Final score:
37points
Mad Mar (Submission author) 4 years ago
When they went in their first date he got her an elephant charm bracelet. He was also killed in a work explosion on a Saturday he normally didn't work. He went in for overtime an was going to work through lunch to leave early. It was their anniversary. My mom was 5 when he died. Nanny never remarried. His nickname was Red cause of his hair. Thought I'd add a bit more.
Mad Mar (Submission author) 4 years ago
Also this was supposed to go under the photo of my grand parents at the beach. My great grandfather was a bit old fashioned an yes stoic. People really didn't know to smile in photos.
Load More Replies... Mili Del Rio 4 years ago
Looks like grandpa was the fun one. She looks a bit stoic but for all I know she was the life of the party and he was stern.
#31
#26 My Father, Grandparents And Great Grandmother In Italy, Circa 1927
Final score:
36points
#32
My Grandparents Looking So Cool In A Nightclub In The 50s
Final score:
34points
#33
Great-Gma Holding My Mother. Minnesota 1952
Final score:
33points
Bruce Scheiman 4 years ago
NEBean Actually, yes it us! I looked it up & its the same person, that submitted both of them.
#34
Photo Of My Great-Grandmother At The Turn Of The 20th Century In New Orleans
Final score:
33points
Alethia Nyx 4 years ago
Lovely photo, of a badass looking woman, however none of the clothes are turn of the 20th century. Looks like the 1930s-40s.
#35
My Grandfather, Staff Sargent Edward Berry Taken Circa 1939. He Was Originally From Newry Ni
Final score:
31points
#36
Paternal Grandparents, Dave And Jo Linton. Wedding Day, Chicago 1943
Final score:
31points
#37
My Brother (Baby) In Great Grandmas Lap. Grandma In Green. My Mom In White Sweater. 1960
Final score:
30points
Alethia Nyx 4 years ago
That's a beautiful thing, to have been able to have 4 generations together.
#38
My Granpa Was A Boxer
Final score:
28points
#39
My Great Grandparents, J.p. (Jonas Petter) And Anna Ronnberg, In Sweden. Their Daughter, My Grandma Annie, Emigrated To America In 1915.
Final score:
27points
Bettye McKee 4 years ago
The photographer probably used glass plates which produced the most amazingly clear photographs.
Load More Replies... #40
My Grandparents Tjern Harald And Tysk Julia In Early 1920-Ies
Final score:
26points
Tjern Inga Wall (Submission author) 4 years ago
Sweden, Dalarna, Särna. Harald born 1896 and Julia born 1897. Picture taken at grandma Julia's family's summerfarm www.stenvallen.se
Tjern Inga Wall (Submission author) 4 years ago
Shern, Sharn, like in share! Tjärn is a small lake in the forest.
Load More Replies... #41
My Great Grandmother An Her Husband - About 1935 Ish
Final score:
26points
#42
Maternal Grandparents, Day And Beatrice Howard. Miss My Nana Every Day! 💖
Final score:
24points
#43
My Grandma Looking Fabulous Sometime In The 1950s
Final score:
24points
#44
My Grandmother And Her Sister In Suriname. Fashionable As Always!
Final score:
24points
Bettye McKee 4 years ago
Lovely young ladies wearing very stylish dresses. Do you know the time period?
#45
My Mother Holding My Daughter
Final score:
23points
#46
My Wonderful Grandpa And Beautiful Grandma Getting Married September 9,1957
Final score:
21points
#47
My Grandmother, Lella Margaret Meurer (Nee Williams), Australia, 1940s, I Have Many Photos Of Her Looking Like She Should Be A Model, And I Treasure Her Wedding Photo.
Final score:
20points
#48
My Gr-Parents Cecile & Bernice Braun. July 1950 Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan
Final score:
19points
#49
My Grandpa Brabon Gone Too Long Ago For Me To Remember Him
Final score:
19points
Mickipickie (Submission author) 4 years ago
Beaver can be eaten, bit it's a long process to prepare it. I've been told it's the only cholesterol free meat because they eat trees
Micki Van Patten (Submission author) 4 years ago
It is a cedar stake used to hold a beaver trap in place. he has just hauled a big one out of the water and my father took his picture. the beaver is in the lower part of the frame. Most likely late 40s or early 50s
Load More Replies... #50
My Dad, Vernon (1933-1997) In Holland In 1974. Pic Found After '97. Wish I Knew The Story.
Final score:
18points
Laurel Smith 4 years ago
Hmmmm, on a canal boat with wooden shoes. On a sightseeing tour? He would have been too young to have been in WWII.
#51
My Grandparents. Mildred R. (9/18/1908-12/26/2008) & Thomas J. (9/4/1900-9/4/1964).
Final score:
18points
#52
My Grandma When She Was A Cutie In Her 20s Back In 1934 And Then Her With My Son When He Was A Baby. He Was Her 8th Great-Grandchild At The Time And She Was 99 When She Passed
Final score:
18points
Laurel Smith 4 years ago
She was adorable as a young woman. Those hot iron curls were a pain, literally. The irons were heated on the stove. My mom recalled getting them & being burned many times!
#53
My Grandad Hanging Out A Train Window To Catch A Kiss From My Granny In The 1950's. Photo Was Colourised A Few Years Back.
Final score:
18points
Vicky Featherstonehaugh (Submission author) 4 years ago
That's my grandads leg on the inside of the window, he's wearing a kilt!
Load More Replies... Megan White 4 years ago
What a sweet photograph. I can't even imagine how difficult goodbyes were for a soldier during this time period.
#54
My French Grand-Parents In 1947, "Le Parfait Amour"!
Final score:
16points
#55
My Great Great Great Grandmother, Elizabeth Hale Hullett. She Was Born Between 1817 And 1820 And Passed Away In 1902.
Final score:
16points
Laurel Smith 4 years ago
She looks to be a good, strong woman. All my great aunts & great grandmas wore the same outfits in the late 1800s-early 1900s. It must’ve been the working outfit for the week.
#57
Grandpa Died 14 Yrs Ago Today...grandma 100 Days Later. This Is Back When It All Started!
Final score:
15points
#59
My Grandparents Having Fun At The Beach In The Early 1950s
Final score:
13points
Karen McGuire (Submission author) 4 years ago
I'm not sure, why do you ask?
Load More Replies... #60
My Grandparents On Their Wedding Day, January 30, 1927.
Final score:
13points
#61
My Paternal Grandparents C1947, Looking Like Movie Stars.
Final score:
13points
#62
My Great-Uncle (With The Cigar) And Fellow U.S. Marines Somewhere In The Pacific During Wwii.
Final score:
13points
#63
My Grandpa (On The Right) And His Brother. Approx 1950.
Final score:
12points
#64
My Grandparents In Israel 1974. My Bubby Always Had To Pose Or Wave To The Camera!
Final score:
11points
#65
Gran And Grandad Having Picnic In Their Riley Pathfinder 1950s UK
Final score:
9points
#66
Great Grandma Living And Gambling In 1960s Las Vegas
Final score:
9points
#67
Grandparents On Their Wedding Day, Think It Was Late 1950's. My Grandpa Passed Away A Few Years Ago Due To Skin Cancer. He Was My Favourite Grandparent And I Am So Sad He Never Got To Meet Any Of His Great Grandchildren. He Would Have Loved Them.
Final score:
9points
#68
My Great Grandfather & A Friend Play-Fighting For The Camera (Late 1800s).
Final score:
9points
Laurel Smith 4 years ago
Back when boys actually knew how to handle pocket knives. They look like a fun pair!
#70
My Great-Great Aunt And Uncle- Living It Up On Their Honeymoon In Tijuana ❤️
Final score:
8points
#71
My Great-Great-Grandparents, Cicero And Mary Jane. They Were Married In 1878. I Believe The Girl On The Right Is My Great-Grandmother, Lula.
Final score:
8points
#73
The Real Og - Original Grandmother
Final score:
6points
#74
Great-Grandfather's Congregational Confirmation Pic, Grafton, Wi, 1913
Final score:
6points
#75
Meet My Great-Great-Grandmother, Sarah Ann, Pictured With Her Children, Including My Great-Grandpa, Rufus (Back Row On The Right). Sarah Ann Was Born In 1871. Married At 15, Widowed At 30 With 7 Children (The Youngest Was Only 1 1/2) And A Farm To Run. I Think This Pic Was Taken Around 1920.
Final score:
5points
Kat Williams (Submission author) 4 years ago (edited)
Sarah Ann's husband died of measles at the age of 40 in 1902. According to an old newspaper article, Sarah Ann said she and the children worked the farm and were able to add an additional room to their one-room home. Shortly after that construction was completed, a cyclone demolished the home completely. Sarah and two daughters suffered serious burn injuries as the wood stove was going at the time of the twister. The two other daughters were swept a mile into the field and were bloodied head to toe from getting entangled in some barbed wire. The folks in the community came together and built them a new home. This short description does not do justice to the hardships they endured and the strength they all had to have to get through those hard times. I often think to myself if Sarah Ann managed to take care of her family like she did, then I can deal with whatever life hands me. CORRECTION: The youngest was only 13 months old when Sarah's husband passed away.
Add New Image
What do you think ?
KT 4 years ago
My grandpa, served in ww2. He was a bomber pilot, and taught others how to fly bomber planes. My mom is just so proud of what he did in ww2 He came to live in Canada eventually and my mom joined him later and now I am here canadian grandpa-ww...0ab64a.jpg 
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
I know my maternal and paternal grandfathers were on the same trip to Antarctica, when my parents were both pre ten. This wasn't how my parents met though, just a coincidence! I remember using grandads slides of antartica for a school project, how I wish I could see them again, or had any older photos of my grandparents! I do have a painting my gran did of grandad in antartica though, and my mum has amongst other things my other grandad special ice axe/pick/stepcutter thing. I just think it's amazing my grandparents met way before my folks met, seperately
Crochet lady 4 years ago
Loved looking at everyone's photos. All of my grandparents were already dead by the time I was born. Makes me sad to think of all I missed. My husband had the opposite situation,, his parents bought a two family house so their mothers (both widowed) could live with them so he had his grandmas around his entire life. Some amazing pictures here, so much history, thanks for sharing.
KT 4 years ago
My grandpa, served in ww2. He was a bomber pilot, and taught others how to fly bomber planes. My mom is just so proud of what he did in ww2 He came to live in Canada eventually and my mom joined him later and now I am here canadian grandpa-ww...0ab64a.jpg
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
I know my maternal and paternal grandfathers were on the same trip to Antarctica, when my parents were both pre ten. This wasn't how my parents met though, just a coincidence! I remember using grandads slides of antartica for a school project, how I wish I could see them again, or had any older photos of my grandparents! I do have a painting my gran did of grandad in antartica though, and my mum has amongst other things my other grandad special ice axe/pick/stepcutter thing. I just think it's amazing my grandparents met way before my folks met, seperately
Crochet lady 4 years ago
Loved looking at everyone's photos. All of my grandparents were already dead by the time I was born. Makes me sad to think of all I missed. My husband had the opposite situation,, his parents bought a two family house so their mothers (both widowed) could live with them so he had his grandmas around his entire life. Some amazing pictures here, so much history, thanks for sharing.
You May Like 50 Historical Images With Backstories You Might Not Have Known 50 Victorian And Edwardian Photos That Might Change How You See The Past 49 Fascinating Photos Revealing What The World’s Capitals Looked Like Way Before Modern Times
Ilona Baliūnaitė
Mantas Kačerauskas
Viktorija Strelciunaite
Related on Bored Panda
