Larisa Sadilova’s new film tells an unadorned story of adultery.
This well-meaning film about a legal battle over same-sex marriage ends up idealizing democratic compromise.
The impending regime change in Albania post-1989 provides Bujar Alimani with many opportunities for dry humor.
Vitaly Mansky rails against the passive bystanders of history, including himself, in this behind-the-scenes look at Putin's ascent to power.
Radu Jude explores Romania’s complicity in the destruction of European Jews in his daring and intelligent film.
Moritz Pfeifer locates Maciej Drygas' documentary on the self-immolation of Ryszard Siwiec at the beginning of what can be called the canonization of secret heroes, the rediscovery of political martyrs to construct identity-building historical narratives.
We met Polish filmmaker Marta Prus to speak about her intimate peek beyond the facade of competitive gymnastics.
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