Romania (The article continues below - Commercial information) 936 articles available in total starting from 22/05/2006. Last article published on 14/11/2025. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 92 93 94 next Review: A Safe PlaceRomanian filmmaker Cecilia Ștefănescu’s debut feature explores petty-bourgeois boredom through an anaemic love triangle 14/11 | Black Nights 2025 | First Feature CompetitionGoCritic! Review: NO_SRCMarcin Arcimowicz’s short student film takes an endearing look at friendship within a trippy world that ripples with creativity 13/11 | GoCritic! | Animest 2025Interview: Andrei Epure • Director of Don’t Let Me Die“I wanted to make a visual testimony to somehow archive a life that passed by in anonymity and indifference”The Romanian director talks about his first feature, which, by blending reality, dreams, comedy and horror, reflects on the traces that people leave behind when they die 12/11 | /Romania/Bulgaria/FranceFlorin Şerban prepares the shoot for No Place for YouThe family drama starring Adrian Văncică and newcomer Tudor Butănescu focuses on a troubled father-son relationship 06/11 | Production | Funding | RomaniaThe Euro Balkan Film Festival issues a declaration on authors’ rights, platforms and AIFilm professionals are urging the European Commission to strengthen cultural-exception rules, retain platform investment obligations and set ethical AI frameworks for creators 05/11 | Euro Balkan Film Festival 2025Mario Piredda returns to Sardinia to shoot LàstimaOnce again, the Sardinian director who’s now on his second feature film focuses on his homeland with a road-movie co-produced by Italy’s Articolture and Swiss firm Dok Mobile 31/10 | Production | Funding | Italy/Switzerland/RomaniaReview: Green LightWith a fine sensibility for the pain at hand, Pavel Cuzuioc follows a psychotherapist whose mission is to help desperate people accomplish their right to end their lives 30/10 | Viennale 2025Interview: Maurizio Sciarra • Conference curator, Euro Balkan Film Festival“European films and audiovisual products have been great when they’ve been able to express different sensibilities and perspectives”Unspooling in the heart of Rome, this year’s Euro Balkan Film Festival is becoming a political and cultural laboratory on the future of European cinema 29/10 | Euro Balkan Film Festival 2025GoCritic! Review: The SquareAwarded Best Feature at Animest, the evocative animation explores clandestine relationships and political oppression in North Korea 29/10 | GoCritic! | Animest 2025Review: Still NiaPaula Oneţ’s deeply personal feature inviting us into the life of a Romanian artist living in France won the Best Romanian Documentary Award at Astra 28/10 | Astra 2025 page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 92 93 94 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)