In her documentary, Ania Szczepanska meets the directors of Polish cinema’s golden age.
This collaborative, experimental film follows the fate of three dissidents who were jailed for committing terrorist acts under Czechoslovak Socialism.
This visually rich documentary is set around a small Roma village.
This quaint documentary is about an unusual pair of photographers who travel around Poland to “capture their beautiful country”.
Colette de Castro spoke with the director of At Home about the motivations for his film and the social attitudes of the upper class in Greece.
Colette de Castro saw this family drama about abandonment, racism, and lack of solidarity.
Corneliu Porumboiu’s latest film is a feature documentary about football and more.
Colette de Castro saw this disturbing documentary about a notorious serial killer and the obsession of a journalist with the criminal.
Colette de Castro addresses aspects of performativity and demonization in the light of this recent documentary.
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