Konstanty Kuzma

Štěpán Altrichter’s Schmitke (2014)

Konstanty Kuzma asks what drives young directors to the home of their parents to make films.

A director whose extended family fell victim to the Srebrenica massacre decides to make a film about one of its most prominent deniers.

Tereza Nvotová takes on the sensitive issue of rape.

Zuzana Piussi's documentary recounts the Czech refugee debate.

In Jiří Strach's grotesque comedy, a man is mistaken for a dissident when he signs the Charta 77 during a night of heavy drinking.

We discussed the Chernobyl disaster with nuclear energy expert Sonja Schmid on the occasion of our special Chernobyl issue.

Nikola Ljuca unmasks the hypocrisy of Serbia’s elite in his compelling feature.

Like many coming-of-age-stories, Mellow Mud by first-time director Renārs Vimba struggles with over-identification.

Lithuanian filmmaker Ričardas Marcinkus deliberates the role of the filmmaker in his provocative documentary.

Can we care about a story whose protagonist does not? Juris Kursietis' debut feature strains our sympathetic powers.