Review

Zaza Rusadze’s A Fold in My Blanket (Chemi sabnis naketsi, 2013)

Zaza Rusadze’s debut feature oscillates between truth and phantasy, ultimately unable to stand on firm ground.

Danis Tanović’s new film tells the true story of Nasif and Senada who live in a small house in a poor Roma village.

Colette de Castro saw the new film by Calin Peter Netzer.

This problematic film nominally deals with Georgia’s past, and is stylistically heavily inspired by Cristian Mungiu.

In this surrealist film from Hungarian director Ildikó Enyedi, the French police seeks help from a Budapest sorcerer.

This segment from Hungarian director Béla Tarr was part of the cooperative Visions of Europe project (2004).

Patricia Bass saw this film noir from Hungarian director André De Toth.

Romanian spy film from 1961, two criminal gangs try to get hold of a nuclear bomb.

This film revolves around Mira, a young woman who returns home pregnant to Croatia after the war.

Polish helmer Kasia Adamik illustrates the life of homeless people on the territory of Poland’s former National Stadium.