Balkan cinema

Balkan cinema refers to films produced in the Balkan Peninsula, a region in southeastern Europe that includes countries like Greece, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, and others. It often explores themes of history, identity, conflict, and cultural diversity, reflecting the complex social and political landscapes of the area. Known for its unique storytelling style, cinematic experimentation, and sometimes dark humor, Balkan cinema has gained international recognition for its authentic portrayal of regional issues and its contribution to world cinema. It serves as both an artistic expression and a means to understand the region’s multifaceted history and identities.