Film

This year's edition of The Edinburgh International Film Festival will showcase two of the award-winning Romanian films: Police, Adjective (directed by Corneliu Porumboiu) and If I want to whistle, I whistle (directed by Florin Serban). Police, Adjective (Romanian:

Romania | 1980 | 83min | cast: Anton Aftenie, Dorel Visan, George Bussun, George Negoescu, Luiza Orosz, Costel Radulescu, Horia Baciu, Dragos Paslaru In Romanian with English subtitles. Iosif Demian, one of the leading cameramen of his generation, and novelist Petre

Romania - France | 2002 | 110min | dir. Nae Caranfil | cast: Mircea Diaconu, Gheorghe Dinica, Mara Nicolescu, Florin Zamfirescu, Marius Florea Vizante, Florin Calinescu | Cert. 15 In Romanian, with English subtitles. Ovidiu (Mircea Diaconu) is a teacher and struggling

         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

      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

        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:

        The Romanian Cultural Institute in London launches a new project: the Romanian Cinematheque - a year-round programme that brings the best Romanian films to London, from iconic Hollywood director Jean Negulesco and the mid '60s cinema-verité

      Stills from the filmAward-winning Romanian short film directed by Marian Crisan will be screened together with short films from Quebec, Switzerland, Lebanon, Morocco and France, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Oragnisation Internationale

         Photos: Mandragora MoviesThe Romanian Cultural Institute presents the Gala Screening of the acclaimed drama Francesca, followed by Q&A session with director Bobby Paunescu and leading actress Monica Birladeanu. The event is part of the Romanian

        Encounters Short Film Festival is one of the UK's leading film festivals, showcasing new talent in filmmaking and providing a platform for emerging filmmakers to screen their work. For the 15th edition, the Festival has increased the competitive

Screening UK Premiere of the film Dacia 1300. My Generation by Stefan Constantinescu, 62', 2003 One of the most important symbols of communist Romania under Ceausescu was Dacia 1300, a car which everyone wished to own, a symbol of the working class'

      The renowned Romanian film directed by Florin Iepan and produced by Razvan Georgescu opens the six day festival, organised by EUNIC London and the European Commission Representation in the UK. The festival, now in its third year, showcases the work