Week-end events: Bucharest- Control Day Out, Kino+ fest, Bookfest. Countrywide- Transylvania Film Festival, Sibiu Theater Festival
Friday, June 1, 2012
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Friday, June 1, 2012
10,00 – Bookfest book fair at Romexpo. The event started on May 30 and ends May 3. Movies and documentaries screened during the book fair. In total, 300 cinema and art events during the fair. This edition of the fair centers on France. French writer Michel Houellebecq will meet the audience on June 1 and 2 at the fair. RECOMMENDED BY 14,00, 15,40, 17,15 – Kino+ festival, Russian animations for kids at the Romanian Peasant's Museum. the Romanian Peasant's Museum. 14,00 – Early Summer Fair for handmade gifts and products at The Floor. Participation fee – RON 80 for sellers. 19,00 – Kino+ festival – Russian movies at the Romanian Peasant's Museum. Free access. RECOMMENDED BY 21,00 – Control Day Out II at the Arenele Romane. Tickets cost RON 95. Woodkid, The Shoes, O. Children and Wild Beasts performing. 22,00 – Luna Amara in concert at Ageless Club (213 Serban Voda Blvd.). Entry tickets RON 20 on the door. 23,00 – ASHA in concert at Music Club (31 Baratiei Club), entry ticket RON 15, a tequila shot included. Out of Bucharest The Transylvania Film festival starts at Cluj – Napoca. Tickets and schedule [here](http://biletmaster.ro/eng/PlaceInfo/2050/Transilvania-Nemzetkozi-Filmfesztival). The Sibiu International Theater Festival on until June 3. Tickets here, and schedule online here. Saturday, June 2, 2012 10,00 – Bookfest book fair at Romexpo. The event started on May 30 and ends May 3. Movies and documentaries screened during the book fair. In total, 300 cinema and art events during the fair. This edition of the fair centers on France. French writer Michel Houellebecq will meet the audience on June 1 and 2 at the fair. 14,00, 15,35 – Kino+ festival, Russian animations for kids at the Romanian Peasant's Museum. the Romanian Peasant's Museum. 18,00 - The Night Of The Metalfeast at Fabrica club (50 11 Iunie St.), entry ticket RON 15.


