Ivana Mladenović blurs the lines between documentary and fiction as she turns the camera on herself.
Tormented city teenager Sangaile spends the summer at her wealthy parents’ estate in the countryside, where she discovers her sexual awakening.
Ana Riberio analyzes the transnational aspects of Michale Boganim's Land of Oblivion.
In this Russian film, a police mayor runs over a seven-year-old boy and tries to cover up the accident.
When The Evening Falls is a metalinguistic motion picture.
Andrzej Wajda’s latest film screened at this year's Rio de Janeiro IFF, where feelings about this work by the “master of historical film” were mixed.
The second feature by Polish filmmaker Katarzyna Roslaniec portrays adolescent life in capitalist Eastern Europe.
This investigative documentary by Alexandru Solomon retraces the activity of the Romanian service of Radio Free Europe during Ceaușescu’s reign.
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