Have you watched the Russian TV miniseries adaptations of Dostoevsky's works? The Idiot was excellent imo.
I know a few others based in 20th century Eastern Europe. Like Gabor Body's Narcissus and Pscyhe (Hungary). Bloody hard to find though.
Opium: Diary of a Madwoman by Janos Szasz is another set in pre-WWI Eastern Europe.
Sergei Parajanov's Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors is a 19th century set masterpiece too. Carpathians setting.
Wojciech Jerzy Has' The Doll is set in warsaw 1870s. Really good. his Hourglass Sanatorium is incredible. One of my all-time favourites. (Same with The Saragossa Manuscript though it is not at all set in the right era for you.) You should watch as many of this director's films as you can find. I think you would love them.
I know a few others based in 20th century Eastern Europe. Like Gabor Body's Narcissus and Pscyhe (Hungary). Bloody hard to find though.
Opium: Diary of a Madwoman by Janos Szasz is another set in pre-WWI Eastern Europe.
Sergei Parajanov's Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors is a 19th century set masterpiece too. Carpathians setting.
Wojciech Jerzy Has' The Doll is set in warsaw 1870s. Really good. his Hourglass Sanatorium is incredible. One of my all-time favourites. (Same with The Saragossa Manuscript though it is not at all set in the right era for you.) You should watch as many of this director's films as you can find. I think you would love them.
Thanks :toast: I'll look for those. Oh and I wanted to watch Sanatorium pod klepsydra like dozen times already and I always postpone it
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