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Vladan Petkovic

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1821 articles available in total starting from 06/03/2008. Last article published on 28/09/2026.

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Review: The Marriage

Review: The Marriage

Kosovar filmmaker Blerta Zeqiri's highly anticipated feature debut is an excellently crafted love story with a strong LGBT angle  

30/11/2017 | Black Nights 2017 | First Features Competition

Resurrection: A contemplative story of killing and loss

Resurrection: A contemplative story of killing and loss

Belgian filmmaker Kristof Hoornaert's first feature is not a religious film, but it tackles themes close to Christianity  

28/11/2017 | Black Nights 2017 | First Features Competition

Review: The Distant Barking of Dogs

Review: The Distant Barking of Dogs

Simon Lereng Wilmont’s documentary, which scooped a prize at the IDFA, follows a boy growing up in the war zone of Donbass  

28/11/2017 | IDFA 2017

Review: Secret Ingredient

Review: Secret Ingredient

Macedonian director Gjorce Stavreski's first feature film balances comedy and drama in a gritty portrayal of a father and son's fight against cancer and criminals  

27/11/2017 | Black Nights 2017 | First Features Competition

The Ball: The unseen part of a refugee's journey

The Ball: The unseen part of a refugee's journey

Pasquale Scimeca's new film charts the trip of two young refugees from their destroyed home to the coast of Libya  

27/11/2017 | Black Nights 2017 | Competition

A Woman Captured: Modern slavery in the heart of Europe

A Woman Captured: Modern slavery in the heart of Europe

Bernadett Tuza-Ritter's portrait of a modern-day slave in Hungary raises questions about the phenomenon, but also about documentary filmmaking  

24/11/2017 | IDFA 2017

The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid: A peculiarly poetic David vs Goliath story

The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid: A peculiarly poetic David vs Goliath story

Irish filmmaker Feargal Ward's documentary, screening at the IDFA, is a mix of a poetic approach and dramatisation in a story of a David vs the Goliath  

24/11/2017 | IDFA 2017

The Other Side of Everything triumphs at the IDFA

The Other Side of Everything triumphs at the IDFA

Other winners include The Deminer, The Distant Barking of Dogs, Solving My Mother and The Long Season, which won Best Dutch Film  

23/11/2017 | IDFA 2017 | Awards

Review: The Other Side of Everything

Review: The Other Side of Everything

Mila Turajlić's new documentary intertwines personal and family history with the political story of Yugoslavia and Serbia  

20/11/2017 | IDFA 2017

Iskra: A suspenseful thriller with a political angle

Iskra: A suspenseful thriller with a political angle

The newest offering from Montenegro, screening at Zagreb, is an accomplished genre movie by first-time director Gojko Berkuljan  

16/11/2017 | Zagreb 2017

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