November 1, 8 & 22 from 1-3 pm
Landmark Center, room 319
Journey through the rich history of Romanian cinema, from its earliest silent films to the internationally acclaimed Romanian New Wave. This self-guided exhibit explores the directors, films, and cinematic trends that have shaped Romania’s unique contribution to world cinema.
Visitors will discover:
- The origins of Romanian filmmaking and early cinematic pioneers
- Cinema under communism and its cultural impact
- Influential directors including Lucian Pintilie, Cristi Puiu, Cristian Mungiu, Corneliu Porumboiu, and Radu Jude
- Landmark films that brought Romanian cinema international recognition
- The emergence and global influence of the Romanian New Wave
- Contemporary themes and trends in Romanian filmmaking
Through film stills, posters, timelines, and curated viewing recommendations, participants can explore how Romanian filmmakers have used cinema to examine history, society, identity, and everyday life.
Explore at your own pace and discover how Romanian cinema evolved from its silent beginnings into one of the most celebrated film movements of the 21st century.