In her first feature film, Michale Boganim traces back the intertwined lives of the inhabitants of Prypjat, a Ukrainian town near Chernobyl.
In Angelina Nikonova’s feature, an upper-crust woman is crushed by Russian society. Will she take revenge or will she surrender?
In Aleksei German Jr.’s short, the after-math of the Fukushima nuclear disaster is explored on board of an airplane.
This 2005 film is part of Alexander Sokurov's series of portrayals on power. The film follows Emperor Shōwa during Japan's surrender in the Second World War.
In Sokurov's 2007 feature, an old widow from St. Petersburg travels to Chechnya to visit her grandson...
Ruxandra Zenide's first feature film, set in a remote village, tells the story of a teenager whose life is ruined by the community.
Romania's first feature film from 1912 is a war movie about the Revolution that led to Romania's independence.
Stefania Marghitu comments on viewing Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark from 2002 as a "revolutionary" film.
Nae Caranfil's The Rest is Silence reconstructs the making-of of Romania's first feature film.