After great interest in our previous film list, which focused on 5 essential films from South-Eastern Europe in the common Slavic language, in the past two decades, this time we decided to dive deeper and bring closer five more essential films of the Yugoslav region. This time we are focused on films that, in addition […]
South-Eastern Europe of the common Slavic language, every few years brings several films that are very highly acclaimed at international film festivals such as Berlinale, Cannes, Venice. Quite a nice amount of them also gets shortlisted for nominations of prestigious European, British, American film awards. Yet in a series of great films, it is difficult […]
The Brothers Karamazov theatre play directed by Oliver Frljić had its premiere this weekend (February 26 and February 27) at the ZKM (Zagreb Youth Theater). Made as a diptych, performed in a period of two nights, it is a generous adaptation arranged in such a way as to follow the two classes that Dostoevsky depicts in his […]
What if one of the most popular cultural magazines in the world, The New Yorker, was based in France? Also, what if, it was still the late 60’s or early 70’s and the magazine has just lost their quirky good-hearted founder/ editor that kept it going? They would, of course, do one last issue, with […]