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Misha: the tragic story of the Uzbek-Korean soccer star who became a Soviet icon
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Giedrė Žickytė’s The Jump tells the story of a Lithuanian sailor and one epic leap for freedom
Once Upon a Youth: the troubled photographer chronicling the hope of Zagreb’s 00s alt-scene
Armenian filmmaker Artavazd Peleshian to release first film in 27 years
Welcome to Chechnya: filming the battle to save LGBTQ Russians from an ‘anti-gay purge’
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Jerzy Sladkowski’s documentary Bitter Love is a hopeful ode to the power of human contact
How one Russian filmmaker captured the soundtrack to life in Moscow’s Soviet prefab housing
Return to Epipo: director Judit Olah on breaking the silence on Hungary’s summer camp abuse scandal
5 New East films to add to your watchlist from the newly-digital CPH:DOX film festival
