One World Romania: Documentary and human rights festival kicks off in Bucharest next week
<p>More than 50 documentary films, including seven Romanian feature films, will be screened at this year's <em>International Documentary and Human Rights Film Festival One World Romania.</em></p>

<p>The event takes place between April 4 and April 13 at the Peasant Museum Cinema, Elvire Popesco Cinema, and Union Cinema in Bucharest.</p>

<p>The festival has three main sections (Dialogues, Reverberations, Existing, Resisting), a focus section dedicated this year to British filmmaker &nbsp;Marc Isaacs, a section experimenting with the debate format (Extended Dialogues) and a series of events in categories dedicated to Community, Education, Industry.</p>

<p>A novelty at this year's edition is the OWR Friends section, which will present several films developed within the festival or whose directors have participated in OWR industry programs over time.</p>

<p>Ana Rieper's film <em>Paradise</em> will open the festival on April 4, while Igor Bezinoviæ's <em>Fiume o Morte!</em> will be screened at the closing of the event on April 12.</p>

<p>Among the films that will be screened at the festival are Andra MacMasters’s <em>Viitor luminos/ Bright Future</em>, Anelise Sălan’s <em>Interzis/ Forbidden</em>, Mihai Gavril Dragolea and Radu Mocanu’s <em>După cioate</em>, and Simona Constantin’s <em>Caliu: Nicidecum altceva, ce să fac altceva?</em>.</p>

<p>Some of the titles presented at the festival will also be available for online streaming between April 14 and April 30 from anywhere in Romania.</p>

<p>More on the festival's program <a href="https://oneworld.ro/ro/festival/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>

<p><em>simona@romania-insider.com</em></p>