A Spectre is Haunting Europe
A socio-political travelogue with elements of stylized reportage exploring contemporary social tensions and historical traumas across Europe. Through a mosaic, non-linear structure, the film moves between places and situations that reveal the boundaries of fear, identity, and the European way of life: from nationalist demonstrations in Warsaw and the streets of Tbilisi to the shores of Greece - a place of refuge for people on the move. Accompanied by experimental multi-layered commentary, the film invites reflection rather than offering simple answers.
Production stage: Development
Estimated release: 2028
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Documentary film director based in Bratislava, Slovakia. His work is grounded in his prior studies of political philosophy and documentary filmmaking. His artistic and professional practice revolves around the exploration of philosophical questions regarding democracy, social struggles, radicalism, nationalism, and new forms of fascism. Through his work, he aims to challenge his audience to think critically about the world around them and to engage with the issues that matter most. His student film The Most Beautiful Corner in the World was nominated for the prestigious Doc Alliance Award 2024.
Máté Csuport is a film editor working across documentary and fiction, known for his sensitive and rhythmically precise approach to storytelling. He won the prestigious Czech Lion Award 2026 for Best Editing for the film Rather Go Mad in the Wild.