Category: EuRaw Stories
All posts under the EuRaw Stories category.
So who is Gyula Nemes?
A simple Google search reveals a daring director who has had a good share of industry awards and critics’ attention. But that’s not the whole story about Gyula Nemes. A…
The end starts with the bees
“Where there are no bees on the Earth, the humanity has a mere four years left to live’, said Albert Einstein. Einstein’s quote inspired director Gyula Nemes to explore this…
Not like other eco-films you’ve seen
The environmental message in Zero, Gyula Nemes’ second feature film, is very strong. But this is where similarities with other films in the genre end. You wouldn’t be wrong to…
What do sustainability and EuRaw Stories have in common?
In February Melbourne will be buzzing with environmentally-themed events, the Sustainable Living Festival and Transitions Film Festival among those. If you want to be in the know, but not sure…
New Year, new beginnings
We can barely contain our excitement at the plans and ideas we have for our second year of EuRaw Stories. We are working on forging some very exciting partnerships and…
And what a party it was
This year of EuRaw Stories couldn’t have happened without your support. We are so happy you accepted our invite and delved into the Eastern European film world without reserve. And…
This Saturday at EuRaw Stories: Balkan delicacies
We have a special treat for you on Saturday: traditional Balkan delicacies from Grannys Burek. This is your chance to try recipes sourced from Bugojno to Zagreb and baked by…
From book to blockbuster
A former psychiatrist wrote a fantasy trilogy, which became a film, which became the first blockbuster in Russian film history. Originally a psychiatrist, Sergei Lukyanenko always wanted to write a…
Party like it’s Eastern Europe
Important diary entry: EuRaw Stories closing party next Saturday 3 December (after the screening at 2.30pm), at Library at the Docks in Docklands. For next Saturday’s event we have planned…









