Romanian documentaries screened in Bucharest this month
<p><em>I Love DOC</em>, a spin-off of the International Documentary Film Festival fARAD, will screen ten Romanian documentaries made after 1989 and selected following a vote of the event's community of filmmakers, participants, and mentors.</p>

<p>The films that will be screened are Radu Jude's&nbsp;<em>The Dead Nation</em>, Florin Iepan's&nbsp;<em>Children of the Decree</em>, Thomas Ciulei's&nbsp;<em>Asta e (That's Life)</em>, Nora Agapi's&nbsp;<em>Timebox</em>, Anca Damian's&nbsp;<em>Crulic - The Path to Beyond</em>, Alexandru Solomon's&nbsp;<em>Tarzan's Testicles</em>, Alexander Nanau's&nbsp;<em>Colectiv</em>, Radu Ciorniciuc's&nbsp;<em>My Home</em>, Alexander Nanau's&nbsp;<em>Toto and His Sisters</em>, and Andrei Ujică's&nbsp;<em>The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu</em>.</p>

<p>Besides the screenings, the program also covers various Q&amp;A sessions and the exhibition&nbsp;<em>Milton Glaser: Art Is Work</em>.</p>

<p>The event takes place between May 17 and May 20 at Arcub, in Bucharest. The program is available <a href="https://arcub.ro/i-%E2%9D%A4-doc-o-extensie-speciala-a-festivalului-international-de-film-documentar-farad-soseste-in-mai-la-bucuresti-la-arcub-hanul-gabroveni/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>

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