Documentary portrait of Radio Belgrade, one of Europe's oldest broadcasters, threads together its scenes without commentary to hypnotic effect The title is borrowed from Socrates, and signals the high-minded way of this oddly hypnotic documentary stroll through the corridors of Radio Belgrade. There is no voiceover, no talking heads, nothing to tell you that it is one of Europe's oldest radio stations and a much-valued repository of culture and debate, or any other salient facts. But watching th...
Speak So I Can See You review - tuning in to a radio station's soul
The Guardian - 23 Jan 2023 09:00
Documentary portrait of Radio Belgrade, one of Europe's oldest broadcasters, threads together its scenes without commentary to hypnotic effect The title is borrowed from Socrates, and signals the high-minded way of this oddly hypnotic documentary stroll through the corridors of Radio Belgrade. There is no voiceover, no talking heads, nothing to tell you that it is one of Europe's oldest radio stations and a much-valued repository of culture and debate, or any other salient facts. But watching th...
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