The Yugoslav Black Wave was a controversial and highly contested
movement of filmmakers in the 1960s in socialist Yugoslavia--a country
situated at the time in a political, cultural, and social middle ground
between the communist East and the capitalist West. It remains
controversial today, its most provocative films shelved and
forgotten--and, in this new era, ripe for rediscovery. This book is the
first in English on the Yugoslav Black Wave, and it offers an analysis
of the movement, its key players, its sociopolitical engagement, and its
place in the larger story of European modernism.