By Jessica Duncanson Director: Lili Horváth The Wednesday Child follows Maja (Kinga Vecsei), a young woman and mother, as she determinedly endeavours to change her fate and secure a better future for her mute son, […]
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By Pirjo Leek Toronto Jewish Film Festival review Director: Péter Gárdos The bright side of life after Holocaust Fever at Dawn is first and foremost a love story. An ill Jewish man living in exile in […]
By Sharon Calingasan Director: Jan Cvitkovic Watch on FilmDoo.com Slovenian comedy Siska Deluxe is the story of a beautiful friendship between three men, each of whom has endured their own personal failures and life struggles. Mile (Marko […]
By Sharon Calingasan Director: Alexander Nanau Watch Toto and his Sisters on FilmDoo.com A peek into the lives of Ana, Andreea and Toto leads viewers to the tenements of Bucharest, Romania. With crammed space and no […]
Watch Lora from Morning Till Evening on FilmDoo.com Blending a dream-like rationale with the mundane, Dimitar Kotzev’s feature debut Lora from Morning Till Evening could be considered a modern day fantasy quest integrated into the rush […]
By Stephanie Hotz Directed by Lusine Sargsyan Lusine Sargsyan’s 2014 feature film, The Abode, is a bittersweet drama reflecting the personal experiences felt by Armenians during and after the Artsakh Liberation War (1988-1994). Despite spanning various […]