Slavkino

>>87125513
Poruchik Kizhe
Alexander Nevsky
Ivan Grozny
Valerie and her week of wonders
Daisies

The Return and Leviathan are some modern slav kino.

>>87125513
You have to watch white tiger its a Russian film. Russian ww2 kino so fucking good, it's kinda meme tier but it's good.

I asked the polish thread on /int/ for some polekino and they recommended day of the wacko, good watch desu (I'm not polish)

>>87125513
where the fuck do you find subs?there was this Bulgarian tv show that i really wanted to watch since apparently its really good, but i coildnt find English subs for the life of me.
If anyone can find me subs, ill suck your dick
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1909015/

>>87125513
Hungary and Romania aren't slav countries

>>87125513
extremly funny. Used to watch this every year as a kid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tJPKSz6Gaw

>>87125908

Romanian cinema sucks anyway.

>>muh bleak, depressing post-communist cityscapes
>>muh taciturn, flat characters
>>muh small family dramas about shit no one cares about

Also the acting is terrible.

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>>87125513
Even though the narrative is blatant propaganda, Battle of Sutjeska is the most expensive yugoslavian film ever made because of the ridiculous amount spent on the action set pieces with actual warplanes, tanks being blown up, canons and thousands and thousands of people in the infantry, no CGI whatsoever everything done in camera.
There are some scenes with real planes flying and shooting ridiculously low over actual people while real explosions go off at the same time, it all just seems almost illegal really.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOlXnJ-PDDE
>56:55 and 1:56:05

>>87126153
>no CGI whatsoever
>Made in 1973
No fucking shit!

Great yugo kinos:
Maratonci trče počasni krug
Tko to tamo peva
Metastaze
Karaula
Severina na brodu

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>>87126084
Really? I only saw this and loved it. Made me jealous that my shitty country can't make a movie like it.

The roundup (hn)
>i know, not slavic
Ashes and diamonds (pl)
Man of marble (pl)
How i unleashed ww2 (pl)

Roundup is one of the best movies ever made desu

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>>87126254
>Severina na brodu

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>>87125513
I saw some russian, and a couple of serbian movies.

Brat I and II (Brother) is a russian movie/s worth watching.

From the serbian ones, watch Pretty Village, Pretty Flames (the best warmovie I ever saw), also The Fourth Man and The Trap, are good. I like The Fourth Man better though.

Miklós Jancsó (Hungary)
František Vláčil (Czech)
Wojciech Has (Polish)
Mikhail Kalatozov (Georgia)
Sergei Parajanov (Armenia)

Kino Masters on par with the likes of Kurosawa, Leone or Tarkovsky

>>87126213
Poor choice of words from me, I meant to say no miniatures no optical tricks no post production compositing, everything was actually done in camera.
But mind you Star Wars was released in 1977, the use of CGI is pretty old.

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>>87126254
I would not recommend all those films to everyone, it's hard to appreciate most yugoslavian films if you are not from that region.
Also far too much of the same themes, over the top pathetic "war is bad/we are poor" social dramas and the polar opposites in comedy "we are so poor lmao ustaše and chetniks the same lmao"

The only film I can truly recommend to anyone is "H-8", a top notch well-executed thriller that anyone in the world can appreciate and understand with no previous national context.
Really clever writing too (you have the version with english subtitles on youtube, hard to find elsewhere really)

>>87126355
>the use of CGI is pretty old.
the use of special effects.

CGI is Computer Generated Imagery, the only CGI in the old Star Wars ever used, was in 1977 the rendering of the Deathstar on the screen https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=yMeSw00n3Ac

>>87126402
I stand corrected.

>>87126430
nema na čemu :P

>>87126456
sve pet anonimni prijatelju

>>87125513
can you give me examples of bulgarian films please?

>>87126526
yes i am interested in Bulgarian films too
also how do you watch them without subtitles

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>>87126383

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0402906/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1485698/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5936692/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059643/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0105185/

>>87126153
yes it was a propaganda film, but it was a great victory for partisans and national spirit. They managed to push through encirclement a huge number of soldiers and wounded men to fight another day.
You have to understand the yugo mentality and situation in ww2, comparing to allies and other participants in the war, we had nothing, partisans were attacked by serbian and croatian nationalist, were fighting against massive german and italian occupation forces by simply implementing hit and run tactics, not to mention till 1943 the allies didn't even consider partisans to be a valid allied force and supplied serbian nationalist (chetniks) with ammo, supplies which went against partisans (unless partisans stole it first).
I remember reading memories of english pilots who landed in bosnia in 1943 to verify who is fighting whom, to be shocked how bad the partisans had it and still fought in the mountains. Don't forget the russkies didn't help the partisans, they crossed into yugoslavia long after most of territory was liberated, Tito disliked Stalin and russian army, there were several incidents during the war from russian side of them behaving like pigs and having to send their officers back or disciplining them on the spot. Don't forget that yugoslavia had battle plans in place after the war in case of a soviet invasion.
All in all, the fighting spirit, history and mentality of yugos is what you need to know for this movie to shine, not to mention they managed to attract big shots from the states, that was thanks to Tito who had relations with hollywood not to mention great love for westerns and war movies and some westerns were filmed in yugoslavia, like Winnetou.

>>87125614
I have ambivalent feeling watching their WWII movies. I try to like their people but I can't stop identifying with Americans British and Germans watching WWII movies

>>87126632
>>>/pol/
>>>/pol/
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I feel like I've seen 90% of this thread word for word before...

>>87125908
no one said they were, you butthurt gypsy

>>87126788
it's only me here, copying post after post from the archives

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Polan here

Most of acclaimed Polish films are depressing "realistic" depictions of unhappy reality. It's called "Cinema of Moral Anxiety" and its best-known filmmaker is Krzysztof Kieślowski. You can check him out, he's well-known abroad too.

After the 1989 the trend continued and one of the most popular films were still "dark" and "gritty" depictions of life in the early market economy. Poverty, filth, crime etc.

As a child of the free Poland raised on Hollywood blockbusters, I dislike these. So I recommend you a few newer, "art" "off" films. Starting with picrel.

>>87126632
are you retarded?

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>>87126841
Continued.

Pic related, released in this year is a psychological drama. This film is LITERALLY about an anon.

>overprotective, bossy mother
>not being loved
>mildly autistic
>lack of social skills
>having friends and kissing girls present only in dreams

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>>87126254

>Severina na brodu

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>>87126939
Cont.

A musical set in 1980s (but, surprisingly, no political overtones in the film). Two mermaids go out from the Vistula and become strippers. Film contains a lot of naked scenes of 20-yo actresses. Film is quite "randum" but enjoyable.

>>87126526
>>87126567
just dont watch anything made in the last 30 years, only the gommies made good films.everything new is either some tryhard 2deep4u depressing shit or some absolute cringe.
here's a new Bulgarian movie with subtitles on youtube, but it seems like shit tb h

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6R591meCNE

>>87125513
Not sure if Kino but accurate portrayal of Romanian lifestyle in the '90s. Also pretty funny.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0805188/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2078586/

>ctrl+f kusturica
>zero results

?????

>>87125690
https://www.opensubtitles.org/en/ssearch/sublanguageid-all/idmovie-68882
its good tv show

>>87125513
Watch Kusturica's Underground my man, one of the best films I've ever seen.

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>>87125513
GOAT coming through.

Make sure to watch the 1972 version
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068814/

>>87127215
subtitles?

>>87126526
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk9ya9wl3oM
Some kino coming true
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WIe3FC2yMc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJMIB4kE998
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eji2peORJWg

Cnat find Хитъp Пeтъp with subs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFfpfoc4Vls

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3037582/
Good shit

>>87127289
if the subtitles aren't already in the torrent file, you can find them on any subtitle website like opensubtitles.com

>>87125513
eastern europe, more like europe's africa LMAO

School ("Shkola") by Valeriya Gai Germanika is the best tv series I have watched

post more kino eastern Europe

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If you're looking for the definitive Polish Kino, then you're looking for Kiler (1997)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127626/

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>>87129154
wtf, get the fuck out of here with that shit.

Polish Kino
Hatred ( Wolyn) - 2016
A short film about love (Krótki film o milosci) - 1988
Ida - 2013
Spoor (pokot) - 2017

few of the new ones for faggot millenials

>>87126701
>WWII
>Americans British and Germans
wtf

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10/10 kino

>>87126390
Wages of Fear as inspiration? Same vibe from cover art.

>>87125542
Leviathan, definitely.

>>87129464
Fuck you kike, I wish Hitler killed all of you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPxP7C9YDxo

>>87125542
My father hates Leviathan because its jew propaganda.

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>>87129464
>A short film about love (Krótki film o milosci) - 1988
>Ida - 2013
>Spoor (pokot) - 2017

Soros please...

>>87129725
They are good movies

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>>87129754
If the OP wanted to watch movies by some jewish cunt he could just stick to his countries shit.

>>87129154
This and the sequel, should see 'Show' as well :D

A short film about love is really good

Russian Ark seems to never be mentioned anywhere. It's done entirely in one single take from a first person perspective. While that's extremely impressive it's not just a gimmick and there's more to the movie than that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Ark

>An unnamed narrator wanders through the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg. The narrator implies that he died in some horrible accident and is a ghost drifting through the palace. In each room, he encounters various real and fictional people from various periods in the city's 300-year history. He is accompanied by "the European", who represents the Marquis de Custine, a 19th-century French traveler. Russian Ark uses the fourth wall device extensively, but repeatedly broken and re-erected. At times the narrator and the companion interact with the other performers, while at other times they pass unnoticed.

>>87126383
Is this supposed to be good? I know it's old but what a mess. Looks like a director had a large budget but no skill.

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>>87125513
Freeze Die Come to Life

>>87126990
>>87126939
>>87126841
This