Makk's Love is an extraordinary film, and certainly one of the more definitive films of the Eastern european sensibility. Of his other work I've only seen Cat's Play on VHS and his mediocre if not intriguing Dostoyevsky film The Gambler.

Second Run DVD in the UK seem to be releasing alot of Eastern Euro gems, along with Love they're also releasing Makk's Another Way as well as rarities from Kawalerowicz, Forman, and Bugajski.

There really need to be more Jancso's available on DVD, The Round up and The Red Psalm especially.

I'd add Armenia to the list, although Paradjanov and Peleshyan are often grouped under USSR, both of they're ouevres have a distinctively folkloric style unique to their country.

A few other favourites: Guney (Turkey), Vlacil (Czechoslovakia), Wojciech Has (Poland). Speaking of Vlacil, I remember signing a petition recently for Marketa Lazarova to get released I believe by MOC sometime, but haven't heard anything about it since.

I'd also like to reccomend Ibolya Fekete's Chico, recently released by Facets.