Eastern European Film

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Damnation, Bela Tarr, Hungary (1988).

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Bela Tarr, Damnation , Hungary (1988). The majority of scenes in Damnation take place at night and in the rain. This choice of ...

The Wounds, Srdjan Dragojevic, Yugoslavia (1998).

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Srdjan Dragojevic, The Wounds (Yugoslavia, 1998). Dragojevic’s The Wounds is dedicated to post-Tito generations and, appropriat...
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Fuse, Pjer Zalica, Bosnia (2003).

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Pjer Zalica, Fuse , Bosnia, 2003. A poignant blend of tragedy and comedy, Zalica’s Fuse shows the weird and wrongful state of af...

The Oak, Lucian Pintilie, (Romania, 1992).

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Lucian Pintilie, The Oak , Romania (1992). Lucian Pintilie was a rather successful theatre director in France before returning t...
Tuesday, April 3, 2007

My Twentieth Century, Ildiko Enyedi, Hungary (1989).

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Ildiko Enyedi, My Twentieth Century (Hungary, 1989). My Twentieth Century mixes naturalism with anti-naturalism as much as it m...

Lunacy, Jan Svankmajer, Czech Republic (2005).

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Jan Svankmajer, Lunacy (Czech Republic, 2005). Lunacy deals most significantly with dualities of mind and body, anarchistic li...

No Man's Land, DanisTanovic, Bosnia (2001).

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Danis Tanovic, No Man’s Land (Bosnia, 2001). Danis Tanovic in No Man’s Land not unlike Underground aims to expose the absurdit...
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