The fifteenth edition of the Hungarian Film Week, an event showcasing the latest in Hungarian cinema, is on in Bucharest until November 14th. Among the productions screened is Enyedi Ildikó’s latest feature, The Story of My Wife, which premiered at the Cannes festival this year. It will be screened for the first time in Bucharest at the event. The public will also be able to see Herendi Gábor’s Toxikoma. The program also includes the first feature of Cristina Gro?an, Things Worth Weeping for, and Cecilia Felméri’s Spiral. A selection of shorts from the latest edition of the Budapest short film festival Friss hus will also be screened. The event will end with a screening of Lakos Nora’s comedy Cream, followed by a cine-concert delivered by Barabas Lorinc Quartet. They will perform a mix of pop, instrumental jazz, world music, and classical music against the background of images of Budapest of the 1960s and 1970s. The films are screened at the Peasant Museum Cinema (3 Monet?riei St.), while connected events take place at the Liszt Institute (8 Gina Patrichi St.).
The Environmental Guard has fined Bucharest City Hall RON 100,000 (over EUR 20,000) for failing to implement several environmental measures, particularly regarding air quality and green space management. The sanction follows repeated inspections that revealed the municipality’s failure to comply with previous directives, according to the official announcement. One of the major issues identified is […]
The isolationist far-right candidate, be it George Simion or Anamaria Gavrila, would win the first round of the presidential elections – but not at a wide margin, and either of them would lose in the second round against Bucharest mayor Nicusor Dan, according to a poll carried out by AtlasIntel for
The Ministry of Energy has mandated state-controlled Romgaz (BVB: SNG), the largest natural gas producer in Romania, to evaluate the takeover of the largest fertilizer production plant for Romanian agriculture, Azomureș, energy minister Sebastian Burduja said, according to
The integrated steel mill Liberty Galați in Romania, one of the last crude steel producers in the region, will provide raw materials for the Romanian defense industry, announced the minister of economy, Bogdan Ivan,
Romanian households purchased RON 2.2 billion (EUR 440 million) of government bonds denominated in local currency and euros under the March issue of the Fidelis scheme (bonds listed at the Bucharest Exchange), Economica.net...
The net foreign direct investments (FDI) to Romania contracted by 53% y/y to EUR 538 million in January, resulting in a total of EUR 5.1 billion (-28% y/y) in 12 months to the end of the month, according to data published by the central bank BNR. Out of the FDI in the 12 months to […]
