Review

Nikola Ležaić’s Tilva Ros (2010)

Nikola Lezaic's film revolves around a group of young skaters who film each other doing self-destructive pranks.

This 1996 film deals with a group of Croatian immigrants living in New Zealand.

In this triptych, Milcho Manchevski examines the difficult political atmosphere of post-Socialist (ex-)Yugoslavia.

This Soviet melodrama from 1976 is based on short stories by Maxim Gorki.

Konstanty Kuzma saw Szabolcs Hajdu's tour de force, in which a woman's recollections of her time as a prostitute merge with surrealist fantasies.

Danis Tanović’s comedy, a man returns to Herzegovina from the West with plenty of money and some unfinished business.

In a wartorn landscape somewhere in the Balkans, a family is visited by a traveling circus.

In this Estonian film from 1983, Kaljo Kiisk follows a tramp on his journey through the country.

Ana Ribeiro analyzes different episodes from the collective piece Tales from the Golden Age.

A single mother tries to get a grip of her life when she is let out of prison to attend the funeral of her mother.