Review

Franciszka and Stefan Themerson’s Europa (1931)

Lost for eighty years, this rediscovered avant-garde short recently premiered at the BFI film festival.

Omerzu's latest film clumsily juxtaposes male success and female hysteria.

This film questions the longevity of friendship against the backdrop of local customs.

This documentary follows a couple's relentless quest to make their son successful.

The film program of the Russian pavilion gauged intersections between the digital and real worlds.

Vlad Petri weighs the cost of Romanian "solidarity" with the US invasion of Afghanistan.

The latest feature of Zrinko Ogresta centers around a single mother and her relations with her surroundings.

A worker-owned factory in the throes of contemporary capitalism and political ignorance.

Ivana Mladenović blurs the lines between documentary and fiction as she turns the camera on herself.

Sergei Loznitsa revisits another dark chapter in the history of the 20th century.