Actress Elīna Vaska speaks about Renars Vimba’s Mellow Mud, a Latvian coming-of-age drama in which she played the lead role.
Julia Zelman reviews this film about a Communist-era teacher who uses her position to exact favors from her students' families.
Julia Zelman unveils how the collaborative feature New World challenges discrimination against migrants.
Julia Zelman compares the absence of food culture in two arthouse triumphs of the Romanian New Wave.
The moral decay pictured in Yuri Bykov's new film reminds Julia Zelman of Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita.
Julia Zelman ponders Darko Lungulov’s ambivalent relationship with Hollywood dogma.
Harutyun Khachatryan's latest feature reflects on questions of national identity in the life of Armenian exiles.
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