A few days ago I watched Ana at Scala cinema (on Magheru Boulevard in Bucharest) and was wondering

I have been writing about documentarist Andrei Ujică times and times again, especially in connection

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Berlin has been very active in the film department in the past

Anca Damian's previous feature, Crulic, was a great film. It was a moving, beautiful take on a

German documentarist Harun Farocki passed away a few months ago and for those who have followed his

Apparently, America, venim!  sold more tickets in its opening weekend that any Romanian film this

I was happy to see quite a few interesting European co-productions with Romania lately, like the

Early September is a tricky month for cinemagoers. Smaller cinemas are on a late summer/early autumn

Andrei Grusznicki's films are, without exception, among the most interesting Romanian films of the

Does the team of APFR ever sleep in summer? I've been asking myself this question for years. APFR is

Vampires, movies, and countryside bliss: what more do you need for a lovely film festival in

Caníbal/Cannibal is one of the most intriguing films I've seen this year. And now that it's been run