The Calvert Journal Film Festival
Radu Jude: where to start with his films
Soviet classic The Irony of Fate is getting a Hollywood remake
Submissions now open for The Calvert Journal Film Festival 2021
Watch online: Zana is a poetic Kosovar drama on motherhood after war
Looking for Venera: a coming of age and emancipation story in today’s Kosovo
Tzarevna Scaling: a contemporary coming-of-age story set in a Tatar baroque dreamworld
Russian director withdraws from festival after opposition leader Navalny nominated for prize
How Larisa Shepitko’s pursuit of truth produced a searing legacy of anti-war films
Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn, or Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (and the Pandemic)
What Do We See When We Look at The Sky?: Unfolding director Alexandre Koberidze’s whimsical Georgian fairytale
Art under authoritarianism: the documentary portraying the courage of Belarus’ pro-democracy protesters
Misha: the tragic story of the Uzbek-Korean soccer star who became a Soviet icon
Loony Porn: Radu Jude scoops top Berlinale prize with sex tape satire
Moldovan director wins the Golden Bear for short film confronting her childhood abuser
Emir Kusturica: where to start with his films
My Favorite War: the animated memoir on growing up in Cold War Latvia
Berlinale defends screening of Nagorno-Karabakh film amid online ‘propaganda’ controversy
The Earth is as Blue as an Orange: director Iryna Tsylik on the struggles of coming of age amid the war in Donbas
Human tragedies made into spectacle take centre stage in Jakub Piątek’s Prime Time
