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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

In its fourth year, our partnership with the British Film Institute brings to London 2013's best Romanian films and helmers for a series of illuminating events.    Join us for the screening of 2013 Golden Bear winner Child's Pose (Poziţia copilului), followed

In the last few years, internationally acclaimed Romanian films have been a constant presence on the screens of the world-renowned London Film Festival. This year's edition makes no exception, as the programme includes two Romanian feature films: Beyond

We are proud to support director Anca Damian's presence at the 55th edition of the BFI London Film Festival and her British premiere of Crulic - The Path to Beyond, an animated feature highly praised for its beautiful artwork and powerful story. Narrated

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is proud to support, in partnership with BFI London Film Festival, the Romanian filmmakers' participation at the 54th edition, which takes place between 13-28 October 2010. This year, the audience will have the opportunity

After its succesful debut in London, in 2008, this year What's Art Doc? Festival goes to Glasgow. The Festival offers an eclectic panorama of European documentaries - profiling painters, musicians, dancers, singers and other artists, or their collaborators,

The second festival of European documentaries takes as its subject artists who cross boundaries and, in their work, invent a universal language. What's Art Doc? offers an eclectic panorama of documentaries - profiling painters, musicians, dancers,

UK premiere screening of the latest documentary by Romanian director Alexandru Solomon. The event is part of A Conversation in Europe at the London International Documentary Film Festival with the Barbican. Click here to see the full programme. Alexandru

Three young Romanian film makers are the guests of the 6th Nahemi - Eat Our Shorts Film Festival at BFI Southbank. Catalin Mitulescu, the director of The Way I Spent the End of the World and winner of the Cannes Festival Short Film Palme D'Or 2004, will

The times - they are definitely a-changing for Romanian cinema: it has made a spectacular leap onto front-page & red carpets across the world's most famous film festivals over the last few years, culminating this summer with the award

The Romanian Cultural Institute supports the participation of director Paul Negoescu at The Times BFI 51st London Film Festival on the occasion of the screening of his film Home. The film tells the story of a Romanian migrant worker returning home from