The New Cinema of the Romanian Director reveals future screenings

The New Cinema of the Romanian director has announced its future programme for Business Review readers. Most of these projections are either in English/French, or have subtitles in these languages.

Ginger Group documentaries:

August 3, starting at 21:30, “Holy Wars” (2010), directed by: Stephen Marshall

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August 17, starting at 21:30, “You don’t like the truth – 4 days inside Guantànamo” (2010), directed by: Luc Coté, Patricio Henriquez

August 31, starting at 21:30, “The Sun Beyond The Clouds: Tinet’s Struggle for Freedom” (2009), directed by: Ritu Sarin, Tenzing Sonam (79 min.); “The Palestinian life” (2009), directed by: Philip Rizk (29 min.)

Goethe Institut, projections directed by Wim Wenders

August 2, ora 19:00: “Paris, Texas”, guest: Irina Margareta Nistor

September 6, “Lisbon Story”, guest: Ada Solomon

October 4, “Fratii Skladanowsky/ Die Gebruder Skladanowsky”, guest: Andrei Rus

November 1, “Sa nu bati la usa mea/ Don’t come knocking on my door”, guest: Andrei Cretulescu

December 6, “Tokyo-Ga” (documentary), guest: Andrei Gorzo

August 23-28 – “Anonimul” Film Festival projections

For the future, two premieres are prepared exclusively for the New Cinema of the Romanian Director:

– “Mierea/ Bal/ Honey” by Semih Kaplanoglu, which received the Gold Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2010

– “Submarine/ Submarino /The Submarine” by Thomas Vinterberg; film with image workshops and a DJ performance.

The New Cinema of the Romanian Director is located within the Romanian Peasant Museum, on Kiseleff 3. Nearest subway station: Piata Victoriei.

Picture courtesy of the New Cinema of the Romanian Director.

Corina Dumitrescu