Tag: 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival
Sister | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival Review
Little Women: Tsotsorkova Poetic Study of Female Solidarity
Svetla Tsotsorkova’s assured sophomore feature proves that the Bulgarian filmmaker has an unparalleled eye for the raw,...
Never Happened | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival Review
Rewriting History: Bereznakova Presents Fresh View on Two Decade Poli-Scandal
After working short documentaries, experimental and television film formats, Slovak director and video artist Barbora...
Interview: Olga Bieniek – Kult Film | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival
Olga Bieniek's rock documentary Kult Film is an ode to Poland's incredibly longstanding band Kult whose energetic members are also nailing the fatherhood game....
Interview: Producer Ekaterina Filippova – Curator | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival
Curator is a Georgian/Russian co-production directed by Petr Levchenko and presented at the Warsaw International Film Festival in the Competition 1-2 section, reserved to...
Curator | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival Review
Minimizing Style to Maximize Effect: Levchenko Goes Deep in Russian Murder Drama
According to the Cambridge English Dictionary the curator is a person who is in...
Invisible | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival Review
Hidden Treasure: Jonynas Stages Greek Tragedy against Backdrop of Eastern Europe
A student of Krzysztof Zanussi, Lithuanian director Ignas Jonynas infuses his third feature film...
Cat in the Wall | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival Review
Walls of existence: Politics & Pettiness find a Way Through the Cracks of Everyday Life in Bulgarian Debut
Bulgarian duo Vesela Kazakova and Mina Mileva’s...
Carturan | 2019 Warsaw International Film Festival Review
Pray the Lord My Soul To Take: Sandulescu’s Poignant and Witty Meditation on Mortality
Liviu Săndulescu’s Carturan is a tale about bribery, the uncaring bureaucratic...
