On the first communion day, right after the confession, little girl Aida wrongfully crosses herself with the left arm, infuriating the priest whom she just confessed her sins to. Impatiently, he demonstrates a proper way to cross, causing Aida to storm out. As if that was not enough, on Christmas Eve, Aida’s mother sends her back to the church. Aida has no idea what nuisance is awaiting for her again... “I like to ask people “Do you believe in God?” and watch them answering, because I personally find it very challenging. It is especially hard to find an honest answer. However, I am burning with curiosity why people don’t believe in God, or why some say they do, but do not behave like they do. I do not agree that religion should be a topic people should avoid talking about. When someone who walks his talk about God’s teaching is called “prude” I cannot remain silent. That “prude” to me is something fascinating, because I might never be so sure. Christmas Wafer is meant to offer you one of many answers to why people may be not into religion. It also invites you to open up about your unbelief which is hardly your fault if it can be your fault at all,” says director Rasa Aliukonytė.