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We are happy to support groundbreaking short film If I Float (2024) by rising star Romanian director Bogdan Alecsandru in the 7th edition of In Short, Europe 2025. EUNIC London, in partnership with the EU Delegation to the UK, Regent Street Cinema, and the Westminster School

We celebrate Romanian Royalty Day with a theatre performance based on the vast correspondence of two giants of Romanian history, the first Royal Couple of Romania: King Carol I and Queen Elisabeth. This tour de force by and with Liana Ceterchi brings to the forefront

A fresh, imaginative take on Marin Sorescu's revisionist examination of one of Middle Age's most enigmatic heroes,'Vlad the Impaler', staged by intrepid theatre veterans Faynia Williams and Richard Crane, opens in Glasgow at the famous A Play, A Pie

Right on the National Day of Romania, we celebrate the birth of our cinema with an exceptional screening of the first full length feature, The War for Independence (Independenţa României, 1912) presented in the Barbican Cinema's Silent Film series. Depicting the

The screening will be followed by a Q&A session via skype with director Marian Crişan. The Romanian Cinematheque presents in November one of the most critically-acclaimed Romanian films in the last few years, the masterpiece Morgen, directed by Marian Crişan.

After an original and successful opening of the 2011/2012 season with Contraste Trio, we invite you to a recital of two of the most accomplished specialists of Enescu's music: cellist Catalin Ilea and pianist Michael Abramovich. Join us again at one of the

The Romanian Cultural Institute brings the acclaimed artist Ion Grigorescu back to London for the first public presentation of his work in the UK, part of the group show Out of Place at Tate Modern. The exhibition in the Level 2 Gallery series features four artists

After the opening of the exhibition Out of Place at Tate Modern, acclaimed Romanian artist Ion Grigorescu returns to London for a screening and a conversation with curator Kathrin Rhomberg. The exhibition is the first public presentation of his work in the UK, with

Playwright Peca Stefan takes up the ICR London Attic Arts residency to develop a play that explores three stories of failure in a context where social and financial crisis meets human relationships and love. Peca Stefan is a winner of the dramAcum prize

2009 is a jubilee year both for Romania and Europe. Twenty years have passed since the dictator Ceausescu was deposed and the Iron Curtain fell. The Golden Age for Children is an exhibition that focuses on these two major political events and the story

            The third year of the established Enescu Society concert series starts with a recital by celebrated musicians Gil Sharon, Adriana Winkler, Catalin Ilea and Michael Abramovich. They will perfom L. van Beethoven: Trio no 5 in D Major op.

Now in its third year, Balkan Fever London has continued with a life of its own to present some of the best music, either from the Balkans, or drawing on the region's musical traditions. With music being one of the few things that have always traveled