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Five Early Shorts by Małgorzata Szumowska

Moritz Pfeifer retraces the promising beginnings of Małgorzata Szumowska's career.

Pawlikowski’s film portrays Paris as a limbo for those who have shed their past and home, yet have not regained an identity.

Julia Zelman reviews this partly beautiful but mostly queasy Holocaust fantasy.

Polish artist-couple Anka and Willhelm Sasnal’s new film juxtaposes the life of a retired worker and a fresh mother in unexpectable ways.

In Paweł Pawlikowski's newest pic, a young nun is only allowed to take her vows under the condition that she meets her only relative.

This quaint documentary is about an unusual pair of photographers who travel around Poland to “capture their beautiful country”.

Srdan Golubović's Circles artfully illustrates the questions and challenges of daily life once war is over.

In this film a young mother must cope with the challenges of everyday life while her husband sits off a ten-year-sentence.

Levan Koguashvili speaks about New Georgian Cinema, his films, and comedic intentions.

Colette de Castro spoke with the director of At Home about the motivations for his film and the social attitudes of the upper class in Greece.