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The Romanian Film Days will also take place in other cities in the country
Days of Romanian Film continue in five other cities in the Republic of Moldova. It is about the cities of Bălţi, Soroca, Nisporeni, Călăraşi and Cahul, where some of the films from the selection from Chişinău are shown. On October 29-30, the Days of Romanian Film ends in Cahul. The screenings will take place at the Theater "B. P. Haşdeu", reports Moldpres.
According to the organisers, the event will open with a film dedicated to children. Thus, the young audience will be able to see "Străjerii Deltei" (2021), an adventure film made by Liviu Mărghidan. Several children spend their summer vacation in a camp in the Danube Delta, where they learn how to survive in the wild. One day, while cleaning the waters of the Delta from plastic bottles, they come across two poachers who are fishing illegally using an electric device, so now the children have an important mission.
From San Sebastian (Spain), where it was included in the New Directors competition section, comes "Morocco" (2021), the second feature film directed by Emanuel Pârvu. The film, which was also selected this year in the international competition at TIFF, follows the destinies of two lovers who end up in life and death situations, as a result of mistrust. The main actress in the film, Ana Indricău, will be present after the screening, for discussions with the audience.
From the Focus Dorel Vişan section, on the occasion of the great actor's 85th birthday, "The Senator of Snails" (1995, directed by Mircea Daneliuc), a film that was part of the Cannes Festival competition, will be screened. Dorel Vişan plays a senator on a visit to a village, where he goes through comic events while taking advantage of the hospitality of the locals, while ignoring their major problems. "Crai nou" (2021), director Alina Grigore's debut, focuses on a young woman struggling to pursue higher education and escape the violence of the men in her dysfunctional family. Last year, the film won the biggest prize, the Golden Shell, at the San Sebastian Festival.
Romanian Film Days is an event organised by the Association of Independent Filmmakers from the Republic of Moldova and the production company Rova Film from Romania.
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