Welcome back to the second video in our new series looking at films from every country across the planet. Sticking with Europe, this time we’re going to be moving eastwards focussing on Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Make sure you hit the subscribe button for our next entry in this series on 3rd May, where we'll be shifting our focus to Asia.

ELIGIBILITY & NOTES
- Films from now-dissolved nations such as the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia will be assigned to the new nations according to where the majority of production, filming, crew, finance etc. took place.
- We have heavily researched the eligibility for all of the featured film's countries of origin. Looking at aspects such as the nationalities of the directors and producers, filming locations, the origin of financial support, production companies, award wins, and much more, therefore the countries of origin are accurate.
- The transcontinental countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Turkey have not been included and are featured in our Western Asia video instead.
- Although geographically Asian, we have included Cyprus due to its cultural and political ties to Europe (i.e. EU membership etc.).
- We aren't technically listing the "best" films of each country, but rather a film that we personally believe to be a worthy representation of the country of origin's film industry.
- This list isn't just limited to narrative features, we are allowing documentaries and short films too, specifically for those countries with a more sparse film industry.

TIMESTAMPS
Albania (0:19​) | Belarus (0:38) | Bosnia & Herzegovina (0:56​) | Bulgaria (1:15​) | Croatia (1:36​) | Cyprus (1:53​) | Czech Republic (2:07​) | Estonia (2:25) | Greece (2:45​) | Hungary (3:01​) |
Kosovo (3:15) | Latvia (3:29​) | Lithuania (3:51​) | Moldova (4:06​) | Montenegro (4:29​) | North Macedonia (4:49​) | Poland (5:04) | Romania (5:19​) | Russia (5:38​) | Serbia (5:56​) | Slovakia (6:15​) | Slovenia (6:37​) | Ukraine (6:57​)

Have a different choice of film from your country? Post your opinions in the comments below!

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