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Review

Saulé Bliuvaité’s Toxic (Akipleša, 2024)

Vol. 145 (May 2024) by Ana Grgić and Antonis Lagarias
This film set around a modeling school follows a well-trodden path in Eastern European cinema.
Review

Marija Kavtaradze’s Slow (Tu man nieko neprimeni, 2023)

Vol. 138 (October 2023) by Colette de Castro
A dancer meets a sign language interpreter in this bumpy romantic drama.
Review

Irma Pužauskaitė’s The 9th Step (9-tas Zingsnis, 2022)

Vol. 133 (March 2023) by Jack Page
A film on life with and after addiction.
Review

Linas Mikuta’s Roman’s Childhood (Romano vaikystė, 2020)

Vol. 111 (January 2021) by Zoe Aiano
Linas Mikuta portrays a relatively happy family doing their best in the face of capitalism.
Review

Alexander Belinski and Agne Dovydaityte’s The Sun Sets in the East (Saulė leidžias rytuose, 2018)

Vol. 95 (May 2019) by Lucian Tion
This promising debut recaptures the past through the apolitical musings from a so-called "peasant's journal".
Review

Kristīne Briede and Audrius Stonys’ Bridges of Time (Laika tilti, 2018)

Vol. 90 (December 2018) by Zoe Aiano
Kristīne Briede and Audrius Stonys revisit the protagonists of Baltic Poetic Documentary.
Review

Šarūnas Bartas’ Frost (2017)

Vol. 76 (Summer 2017) by Zoe Aiano
Šarūnas Bartas addresses the Ukrainian elephant in the room by thematically picking up the country’s ongoing, political crisis.
Review

Šarūnas Bartas’ Peace to Us in Our Dreams (Ramybė mūsų sapnuose, 2015)

Vol. 71 (January 2017) by Carlos Kong
Carlos Kong saw the latest addition to Šarūnas Bartas' affective oeuvre.
Interview

Šarūnas Bartas on his Work

Vol. 70 (December 2016) by Lukas Brašiškis
Bartas responds to our questions concerning his films, his style, and his philosophy.
Essay

Šarūnas Bartas’ The Corridor (1994), In Memory of a Day Gone By (1990), Three Days (1991)

Vol. 70 (December 2016) by Lukas Brašiškis
Lukas Brašiškis argues that it is everyday objects, rather than grand-scale events, which drive the lives of Bartas' early characters.
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