Some chick wandering through a series of random scenes. It might be nice as a record of ones personal journey through some places but it's not a feature film. People are too afraid to call BS when they see it. Oh it's different it must be good they say. No, it's not good, it's a really bad film.

I didn't really understand the end with the fish hunters but otherwise I liked the movie a lot great camera and the main heroine was great I love her excellent performance... Tnx for this.

Lillian was REAL. A Polish woman who went off-grid, and vanished. There's two great big clues inside Lilly to show it's a tribute to Walkabout (1970). To call out European phony's I'll offer, only No 1, as Jennifer Agutter's "reveal shots". But these points aside, I liked Lillian, despite Film Institut, Filmfonds Wein & Filmstandort's snouts in the EU taxpayer trough. Movie-makers just "had" to add negative visual comments about greedy "Yankee" Capitalism. But Lillian, like Walkabout is beautiful for its celebration of Nature, the God-Given American Landscape, plus absence of nit-picking dialogue. .