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International conference entitled The Romanian Avant-garde between Bucharest, Paris and Tel Aviv Where: The Hebrew University, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem When: December 12-14, 2010 In English, French. Free entrance Participants, conference program: here A dictionary definition

The Romanian filmmaker and producer, Tudor Giurgiu, has been invited by the prestigious Sam Spiegel Film & Television School from Jerusalem, to offer a three-day master class to its students. Tudor Giurgiu will present the Romanian cinema, then and now. In his class

Friday, November 26, 2010 at the Center for Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv (5 Kalisher St. , Tel Aviv) READY OR NOT… Romanian video art Curator Irina Cios, director of the International Center for Contemporary Art (CIAC/ICCA) in Bucharest Ready or not… presents

EPOS, the International Art Film Festival, is the first film festival in Israel to be wholly devoted to the interaction between the arts and the cinematic art. Now in its second year, the 2010 festival includes 50 films – both feature and documentary films – 36 of them

Aurora and Medal of Honour, two of the most important Romanian films this year, will be presented at the 26th edition of Haifa International Film Festival, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv. Aurora ( Romania, France, Switzerland, Germany,

The feature film Ryna (Romania-Switzerland, 2005), directed by Ruxandra Zenide, will have a special screening on Tuesday, 21st of September 2010, at 21:00, at the Sderot Cinematheque (2 HaDekel St. , Sderot / box office: 08-689. 77. 41).   Fiction | 35 mm | 93 Minutes |

Ryna, by Romanian director Ruxandra Zenide, participates in the International Women's Film Festival, Rehovot, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv. Switzerland, Romania, 2005 Fiction | 35 mm | 93 Minutes | Color | Romanian and French,

If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle, winner of both the Jury Grand Prix Silver Bear as well as the Alfred Bauer award for cinematic innovation at the Berlin Film Festival earlier this year, is Romania's proposal for the Oscar. The festive premiere of the film in Israel

Paul Hanganu loves two women. Adriana, his wife and the mother of their daughter, the woman with whom he's shared the thrills of the past ten years, and Raluca, the woman who has made him redefine himself. He has to leave one of them before Christmas. Radu Muntean's

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv has had, during the last years, an important contribution in the promotion of the new Romanian cinema to Israel, not only by presenting the best latest Romanian films at important Israeli festivales, but also bringing to Israel

„If someone had claimed a decade ago that Romania would one day become the focus of remarcable cinema by global standards, the claim would have sounded somewhat unrealistic. Yet, in the past five years Romanian filmmakers have proved they have what it takes to generate