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WHY SUCH A FILM FESTIVAL IN SFÂNTU GHEORGHESfantu Gheorghe is where the Danube meets the sea, a small village whose lanes are covered with soft sand and where secular traditions are still kept, a magical place, a new land for an event dedicated to youngsters, to free spirit,

Ion Bostan was born in Bucovina, in the city of Chernowitz (Cernăuţi) on December 15, 1914. He was an important personality in the history of the Romanian documentary film. I accompanied him as he was shooting for a number of his films in the Danube Delta. I can, of course,

A white fur cap walks its way boldly above the fences, turns left all of a sudden and appears in front of me, before the gate of the church. The churchyard is full of people but the old man walks determined, bold, with his chest pushed out front, straight to the target:

Institute for Ecomuseum Research in Tulcea Ethnographical research in relation to this habitat allows us to distinguish between the various particular aspects regarding lifestyle and traditional culture, which prove the importance of the human factor in defining the features

Are there places in the universe where the endurance of legends can overcome an often hostile reality? This issue was inspired by Romania's good luck in owning the Danube Delta, combined with its fear that this territory may not be protected to the extent required

A young generation of Russian curators, not only from Moscow but also from numerous ambitious cultural centres in Russian regions, is working today partly freelance and partly as curators for young talents in institutions. These young people will decisively shape exhibitions

Volum editat în parteneriat cu Uniunea Scriitorilor din România.

Between 28 October and 21 November 2010, Bucharest hosted the European Comics Festival. For almost a month, professionals and amateurs met at the Galeria Etaj ¾ - ArtExpo (in the National Theatre building) for a wide variety of activities and lots of surprises. The festival

Dear friends of the Romanian Cultural Institute, The Directorate General for Romanian Cultural Institutes Abroad (DGRCIA) has launched the 2011 edition of the Romanian Cultural Institutes Network brochure. 2011 was a dynamic year for the RCI, one rich in cultural projects,

Between June 16 and October 16, 2011, Bucharest hosted the Comics Museum, a project initiated by a Romanian artist (Alexandru Ciubotariu), organised by the Romanian Cultural Institute in partnership with the National Museum of Contemporary Art, with the support of the Belgian

For a long time klezmer, a music specific to Central and South-East Europe, was forgotten. In the last decades, however, young and talented musicians over the world have dedicated themselves to revitalising it. Inspired by the success of the Jazz Meets Klezmer festival

Open Night of the Institutes, one of the most popular cultural events in Bucharest, has reached its fifth edition on June 24, 2011.  Since 2007, on the last Friday of June, we have been celebrating the cultural institutes in Bucharest, that on this occasion open their doors