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Perspectives
The latest in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern European cinema.

Essay

Radu Jude’s Sleep #2 (2024)

Vol. 156 (Summer 2025) by Antonis Lagarias
Radu Jude visits the grave of Andy Warhol from the comfort of his armchair.
Essay

Radu Jude’s Dracula (2025)

Vol. 156 (Summer 2025) by Anastasia Eleftheriou and Moritz Pfeifer
Dracula enters the age of social media and AI.
Review

Tamara Stepanyan’s My Armenian Phantoms (Mes fantômes arméniens, 2025)

Vol. 155 (May 2025) by Anna Doyle
Where do personal and collective remembrance intersect?
Review

Arjun Talwar’s Letters from Wolf Street (Listy z Wilczej, 2025)

Vol. 155 (May 2025) by Zoe Aiano
Indian documentary filmmaker Arjun Talwar explores themes of acceptance and belonging.
Review

Dužan Duong’s Summer School, 2001 (Letní škola, 2001, 2025)

Vol. 155 (May 2025) by Moritz Pfeifer
Duong’s film is both an homage to the early 2000s and an exploration of Vietnamese Czech identity.
Review

Kukla’s Fantasy (2025)

Vol. 155 (May 2025) by Isabel Jacobs
Fantasy offers a uniquely tender exploration of queer life.
Review

Olha Zhurba’s Songs of Slow Burning Earth (2025)

Vol. 154 (April 2025) by Anna Doyle
A gut-wrenching documentary about everyday life during war.
Review

Damjan Kozole’s OHO Film (2025)

Vol. 154 (April 2025) by Isabel Jacobs
Damjan Kozole’s documentary feature resurrects one of Yugoslavia’s most fascinating art collectives.
Review

Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter’s White Snail (2025)

Vol. 154 (April 2025) by Isabel Jacobs
A magical fairytale set in contemporary Belarus.
Essay

Radu Jude and Christian Ferencz-Flatz’s Eight Postcards from Utopia (Opt ilustrate din lumea ideală, 2024)

Vol. 153 (March 2025) by Konstanty Kuzma
On whether advertisements can speak to us, and on Radu Jude becoming camp.
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The East European Film Bulletin is a journalistic and literary project dedicated to the criticism of films related to Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe.

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