Out Jun 7, 2024 Language · Europe
Belarusian Movies: New Releases & Every Film on the Site
11 Belarusian-language films are on What’s After the Movie. Drama leads with 6, then documentary (3) and comedy (2). The newest release is Under the Grey Sky, out Jun 7, 2024.
- Belarusian films on the site
- 11
- first release (latest 2024)
- 1965
- plot summary
- 1
Out Jun 7, 2024 Genres
What Kinds of Belarusian Movies Are There?
Drama is part of 55% of Belarusian films (6); documentary (3) and comedy (2) follow. Films can have several genres. Each bar opens the full list filtered to that genre, with its best-rated film underneath.
Decade by decade
Belarusian Cinema, Decade by Decade
The 2020s are the busiest decade with 4 films (36%); the earliest Belarusian film on the site is from 1965. Only the 2010s have a ranked film: Motherland (2011).
- 3 Belarusian films from the 2010s 2010s
Motherland 42 Metascore - 4 Belarusian films from the 2020s 2020sNo ranked film
Full list
Browse All 11 Belarusian Movies
Filter all 11 Belarusian films by genre, decade or year and sort them by rating, box office, release date or title. The list starts with the 11 released Belarusian films, newest first.
11 released Belarusian films
Belarusian movies, newest first. Page 1 of 1.
Related languages
Movies in Other Languages From Europe
Europe has 56 languages on the site, English aside. Besides Belarusian, the biggest are French (12,503 films), Spanish (11,829 films) and German (6,511 films).
FAQ
Belarusian Movies: Questions & Answers
Answers from the 11 Belarusian films on the site.
How many Belarusian movies are there?
11 Belarusian-language films are on What’s After the Movie, released from 1965 to 2024. 1 is ranked by rating and 1 has reported box office.
Browse all Belarusian movies Which decade had the most Belarusian films?
The 2020s, with 4 films (36% of all Belarusian films on the site).
What are the newest Belarusian movies?
Under the Grey Sky (released Jun 7, 2024), Fostering (released Nov 19, 2022) and Kupala (released Nov 14, 2020).
New Belarusian releases