Ok Good, Pinega is a magical documentary on life in a remote Russian village | Film of the Week
History of Civilisation is a meditative short film on the pains of leaving things behind | Film of the Week
Romanian illustrator Andreea Chirică takes no bullshit
Dancing for Stalin: the harrowing story of a ballerina who survived the gulag | Calvert Reads
Merging reality and fiction, Stop-Zemlia is an honest account of adolescent turbulence in Ukraine
Watch Ukrainian and British women directors’ films online for free
Diary for My Children by Márta Mészáros is a paramount portrayal of life in communist Hungary | Film of the Week
In Hello Mother, queer identity and Armenian tradition collide | Film of the Week
Celebrating Czech avant-gardist Bèla Kolářová, who defied the notion that ‘the entire world has been photographed’
Selma Selman is the Bosnian artist breaking down cars, washing machines, and the patriarchy
The women directors who led the Soviet Union’s silent movie era
Kazakhstan’s feminist artists are finding hope in dark times. These 3 women are leading the way
Kyrgyzstan launched its first ‘Feminnale’ for feminist art. Then the censors arrived
Discover the overlooked women artists who changed art history in Armenia and the world
Underground artists unite for Moscow gig in support of sisters at heart of controversial domestic abuse trial
Meet the Hungarian photographer asking why a woman’s work is never done
Women at Work: new exhibition aims to subvert the feminine in post-Soviet Russia
