The 10th edition of the Romanian Film Festival in London (RFF), one of the major Romanian cultural events of the year in Britain, will be held from November 29 to December 2nd and as every year it promises to provide a showcase of Romania’s most exciting films. 

This year΄s Festival motto is  Turning The Page, a phrase  which refers to the next phase of  Romanian Cinema, presenting films that  look back past the New Wave in terms of technique, and forward in terms of content, social analysis and storytelling.

The festival will open its gates with a special screening of the movie Japanese Dog, by Tudor Cristian Jurgiu followed by a discussion with the lead actor Victor Rebengiuc. 

The audience will have the chance to watch the following UK premieres.

 I Am An Old Communist Hag by Stere Gulea, Romania 2013, 94min

Domestic by Adrian Sitaru, Romania 2012, 85min

When Evening Falls On Bucharest Or Metabolism by Corneliu Porumboiu, Romania France 2013, 89min

Happy Funerals by Horatiu Malaele, Romania 2013, 111min

Hugely popular actors and immensely insightful directors will lend their presence to the screenings within the 10th Romanian Film Festival in London.

The Romanian Film Festival in London is organized by the Profusion International Creative Consultancy in partnership with The National Centre of Cinematography in Romania and Curzon Cinemas. 

For more information about the programme and the screenings you can visit the Festival΄s official website and Facebook page.