Yugoslavia

Ivan Martinac’s Monolog on Split (Monolog o Splitu, 1961) & Lordan Zafranović’s People (Passing) II (Ljudi (u prolazu) II, 1967)

Experimental filmmaker Frédéric Tachou revisits two works from the Kino Klub Split through the prism of space.

McKenna Marko revisits an all but forgotten document of Yugoslav history.

The private and political spheres intermingle in this personal retelling of the Yugoslav Wars.

We spoke to Ivan Ramljak during the DokuFest Prizren, where his collage-film Once Upon a Youth won the Balkan Doc competition.

Slovenian filmmaker Damjan Kozole speaks about the idea behind his 2003 feature Spare Parts, his career beginnings, and the future of cinema.

Illustrator Anja Kofmel paints a subjective portrait of her journalist-turned-soldier cousin Christian Würtenberg, who died during the Yugoslav wars.

Experimental filmmaker Karla Tobar reflects on her cinematic meeting with Mihovil Pansini's Scusa Signorina, a Yugoslav antifilm.

Hotel Jugoslavija charts the concomitant rise and fall of the eponymous building in Belgrade and the country from which it takes its name.

This essay retraces the way Black Wave directors instrumentalized forms of sexuality perceived as "deviant" for their artistic purposes.

Clarence Tsui retraces the unlikely historical background of this 1956 Yugoslav drama.

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