British Films | Eastern European Films
Nobody Visits This Country … Find Out Why: a UK tourist finds out why in the ruin and decay of Kishinev
“Nobody Visits This Country … Find Out Why” (Bald and Bankrupt, April 2019) Bald and
Reviews of films from Albania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Ukraine and countries that used to be the old Yugoslavia (Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia).
British Films | Eastern European Films
“Nobody Visits This Country … Find Out Why” (Bald and Bankrupt, April 2019) Bald and
Kay Hannahan, “Altimir” (2016) Since 1989 when they left the sphere of Soviet political /
Alexander Korobko, “NYC to Donetsk & back” (Russian Hour, 2018) Made in 2017 or 2018,
Eastern European Films | German and German-language Films
Nick Baker-Monteys, “The Final Journey / Leanders Letzte Reise” (2017) The plot may be a
Ildiko Endelyi, “On Body and Soul / Teströl és lélekröl ” (2017) A quirky romance drama on
Jan Hrebejk, “The Teacher / Ucitel’ka” (2016) Billed as a comedy drama, Hrebejk’s “The Teacher”
British Films | Eastern European Films
Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman, “Loving Vincent” (2017) Most viewers will probably be bowled over
László Nemes, “Son of Saul / Saul Fia” (2015) Of all the stories László Nemes
Andrey Karaulov, “Fascism As It Is” (2014) Looking hastily made, this documentary is a snapshot
Tomek Baginski, “The Kinematograph” (2009) Here is a bittersweet story of a lone inventor labouring