Romanian films at the Romanian Culture Festival in Krakow

     The 10th Edition of the Romanian Culture Festival in Krakow will take place from 11 to 14 May 2017, and is to bring to Polish audience theatre performances, concerts, parties, book presentations, workshops for children and screenings of Romanian films.

     Within the Festival, the Romanian Film Caravan in Poland will also be held, to open on Friday, 12 May, at „Pod Baranami” movie theatre, with the feature film Câini / Dogs (directed by Bogdan Mirică) and with the shorts Mă cheamă Costin / My Name Is Costin (directed by Radu Potcoavă), 4:15 PM Sfârșitul lumii / 4:15. The End of the World (directed by Gabi Virginia Șarga, Cătălin Rotaru), O noapte în Tokoriki / A Night in Tokoriki (directed by Roxana Stroe), Toate fluviile curg în mare / All Rivers Run to the Sea (directed by Alexandru Badea), Pipa, sexul și omleta / Pipe, Sex and Omelette (directed by Ana-Maria Comănescu) and Mamă, tată, vreau să vă spun ceva / Mom, Dad, I've Got Something to Tell You (directed by Paul Mureșan).
     The Romanian Film Caravan in Poland also reached this year the towns of Toruń and Rzeszów, next being Łódź, Białystok and Warsaw. Other Romanian films to be presented during the Festival are Box (directed by Florin Șerban) and Două lozuri / Two Lottery Tickets (directed by Paul Negoescu).
     Details at: ICR

(Translated by Stela Moise)