Events

        Colors is a sharp, film-noir style satire from Romania's most talented young playwright Peca Stefan. It's both business and pleasure that take Frank, Damon, Rocco, George and his dad to a dive bar in Bucharest: twenty kilos of crack

Filmul lui Alexander Nanau prezinta povestea lui Ion Barladeanu, care de la o viata de vagabond pe strazile Bucurestiului a ajuns intr-un an artist de prestigiu international, cu expozitii alaturi de lucrari de Andy Warhol. Lumea artistica este uimita de

The Enescu Society in London has invited young and talented Romanian musicians to give a recital in this established concert series: Marciana Buta (violin), Lucia Marica (violin), Mihai Cocea (viola), Andrei Simion (cello), Alexandra Dariescu (piano) and Florian Mitrea

        Join us for the screening of Anna Marziano's Mainstream featuring the renowned Romanian artist and for Q&A with Dan Perjovschi about his drawing, beliefs and life. Mainstream (France / 2009 / 25 mins) conducts us through the streets

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports the concerts of the Romanian band Shukar Collective and DJ Nico de Transilvania in London and Brighton (as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival). Shukar Collective are: dj Vasile (Lucian Stan), Dreamdoktor

         Photos: Mandragora MoviesThe Romanian Cultural Institute supports the screening of the acclaimed drama Francesca in the EastEnd Film Festival, followed by Q&A session with director Bobby Paunescu. One of the opening films of the 2009 Venice

          Constantin Brancusi's sculpture Head (1919 - 1923, Tate Collection) and the photos La Négresse blonde (1926), Vue d'atelier (after 1930) and Portrait of Nancy Cunard (1925-1927) from Pompidou Centre in Paris are part of the Afro Modern: Journeys

      New Europe Film Festival is back for the annual portion of film treasures from Eastern and Central Europe. This year's films come from Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia and Romania. Take your friends and catch

The Romanian Cultural Institute organises, for the third consecutive year, Romania's stand at The London Book Fair. The most important publishing houses will take part, reflecting the fast dynamics of the Romanian book market. This year's guest of honour,

To celebrate Romania's presence at the London Book Fair, the Romanian Cultural Institute presents the exhibition Kombinat by Serban Bonciocat, with an introduction by acclaimed writer Anthony Daniels, the author of The Wilder Shores of Marx. Kombinat:

        Romania | 1968 | b&w | 100min | dir. Lucian Pintilie| cast: George Constantin, Emil Botta, George Mihaita, Vladimir Gaitan, Ernest Maftei, Ileana Popovici, Nicky Wolcz, Stefan Moisescu In Romanian with English subtitles. Special screening:

Artist Stefan Constantinescu takes part in the group exhibition All that remains. . . the Teenagers of Socialism, with support from the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The exhibition presents a young generation of artists from Germany, Poland, the Czech