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The festival will screen four of the most notable Romanian films of the past year, which have been presented at major international festivals in Venice, Locarno, Warsaw and other cities: ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’, ‘Baby Teeth’, *The Nun in the Cloister*, as well as a special screening for young audiences – *Atlas of the Universe*.
A highlight of this year’s edition is the work of the renowned actor and director Valeriu Andriuță, a native of Moldova. The festival opened with the joint Moldovan–Romanian film *The Circle*, shot by the director in his homeland.
As well as new premieres, the programme pays special attention to timeless classics. As part of the retrospective section, the organisers are marking the 90th birthday of actor Florin Piersic, whose roots are closely linked to Bessarabia.
As noted by the organisers and representatives of cultural authorities, the Romanian Film Days have long since outgrown the format of a simple film screening. This event strengthens the cultural ties between Romania and the Republic of Moldova.
In Chișinău, the festival will take place from 17 to 20 September. The Romanian Film Days will continue in ten other towns across Moldova: Hîncești – 17 September, Nisporeni – 18 September, Călărași – 19 September, Strășeni – 20 September, Cimișlia – 23 September, Ungheni – 24 September, Florești – 25 September, Sîngerei – 26 September, Bălți – 26–27 September and Cahul – 9–10 October.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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