SHOOTING romania

SHOOTING romania 

2008

7 th Edition, May 30–June 8 2008, Cluj-Napoca 

June 11–15 2008, Sibiu 

www.tiff.ro

SHOOTING ROMANIA 

romanian film promotion, 2008

shooting romania 

CONTENTS 

5 TESTIMONIALS 

7 FELLOW FILMMAKERS 

9 DEAR FRIENDS 

11 MAJOR FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS SHOT IN ROMANIA 

15 WHY ROMANIA? 

21 WHERE TO SHOOT 

25 WHEN TO SHOOT 

31 HOW TO SHOOT 

39 ROMANIAN FILM MARKET 

51 FILM FESTIVALS 

55 OTHER CONTACTS 

57 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ROMANIA 

60 EMBASSIES IN ROMANIA 

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Testimonials 

FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA / director 

“Youth without Youth” 

“I wanted to shoot here [in Romania] because I 

wanted to make it the way my younger self would 

have made it have I not been ‘side-tracked’ by 

Hollywood.” 

Anthony Minghella / director “Cold Mountain” 

“It is a truly unspoiled landscape, where is it 

possible to go and create a world – particularly a 

period world – where you can rotate a camera for 

360 ° and not have any impediment whatsoever to 

the world you are creating. There was a very great 

willingness to go on an adventure with us and I 

would certainly recommend Romania to anybody 

contemplating a movie there.” 

Mick Davis / director “Modigliani” 

“The potential is here [for Bucharest] to be another 

Prague.” 

FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI / director “Callas Forever” 

“I have found here the excitement and the positive 

attitude that other big European studios have lost.” 

Costa-Gavras / director “Amen” 

“…Friendly environment and professional people.” 

BUTCH KAPLAN / producer “Dark Prince” 

“There is a go-for-it attitude in Romania which 

is just a phenomenon; the locals accommodate 

other cultures effortlessly. I came from Los Angeles 

and to find this atmosphere in Eastern Europe 

is truly amazing.” 

GREGG HOFFMAN / producer “Catacombs” 

“The key reason we brought our business to 

Romania was construction costs. We were able to 

build sets on a scale that I couldn’t have imagined 

for the budget we had.” 

JOEL SOISSON / producer “Dracula Resurrection” 

and “Prophecy: Forsaken” 

“Visually it’s a country that has a great deal of variety 

of landscape: city, village and probably – most 

importantly, very importantly – history. You can 

film all sorts of historical periods, and the ability to 

build here is phenomenal. The sets that we have, 

the price of those sets I don’t know where else in 

the world you could do that. And the technical 

skill, and the artistry, is top notch. So those things 

you cannot find here – you build. And you build it 

much cheaper than you would anywhere else.” 

BRAD KREVOY / producer “Second in Command” 

and “The Hard Corps” 

“Filming in Romania was an incredibly rewarding 

experience. The technicians and craftspeople were 

all top-notch, and the production value exceeded 

my highest expectations.” 

Michael Grade / executive chairman, Pinewood 

Shepperton Studios 

“Labor costs are much lower, their construction 

costs are much lower…” 

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FELLOW FILMMAKERS 

Peleș Castle 

© Florin Andreescu / Silver Bullet Film 

Here we are now with our fourth edition of 

the “Shooting Romania” brochure. The brochure 

was a first step of an ambitious plan designed 

by ROMANIAN FILM PROMOTION to spread 

information about the growing local film industry. 

Romanian Film Promotion also edits an annual 

brochure entitled “Romanian Films”, presenting 

relevant info about the latest years’ Romanian 

feature productions. 

As you all know, in the last few years Romania 

became a favorite location for many foreign directors 

and producers. Beautiful locations, low-costs 

budgets or high standard equipment and personnel 

were some of the main reasons that made 

them consider Romania a good host for their 

future projects. Moreover, the international success 

of increasingly more local film productions is 

another sign that Romanian film industry is at the 

beginning of a new way. 

Romanian Film Promotion, organizer of the 

renowned Transilvania International Film Festival, 

became a member of the European Film Promotion 

in 2006. Over the last years, Romanian Film 

Promotion has been involved in developing a 

series of projects to support and promote the 

local film industry; since 2006, Romanian Film 

Promotion has been organizing annually the first 

Romanian Pavilion in the Village International at 

the Film Festival in Cannes and in 2008 it has organized 

the first Romanian Booth at The Berlinale 

Film Market. 

Our aim is to continue promoting Romanian 

film industry and the national cinematography, 

through active participation at a growing number 

of film markets and festivals. 

For any questions you might have about the 

shooting opportunities, local film industry and Romanian 

films please do not hesitate to contact us. 

TUDOR GIURGIU 

President 

Romanian Film Promotion 

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dear friends, 

All along the years, this noble and generous 

home of cinematography – Cannes Film Festival – 

endeavored to create and strengthen connections 

between the cinematographies of our century. 

Cannes Film Festival always outlined the most 

exacting, surprising and promising authors. 

It is also the place where many Romanian films 

were honored with important prizes: 

Short History by Ion Popescu Gopo 

– Palme d’Or 1957 

The Forrest of the Hanged by Liviu Ciulei 

– Best Direction 1965 

Blazing Winter by Mircea Mureşan 

– Opera Prima prize 1966 

Sunday at Six by Lucian Pintilie 

– Great Prize of the Rencontres Internationales 

Films et Jeunesse – 1966 

Traffic by Cătălin Mitulescu 

– Palme d’Or short feature 2004 

The Death of Mister Lăzărescu by Cristi Puiu 

– prize Un Certain Regard 2005 

12:08 East of Bucharest by Corneliu Porumboiu 

– Camera d’Or 2006 

The Way I Spent the End of the World by Cătălin 

Mitulescu 

– Best Actress, Un Certain Regard for Dorotheea 

Petre 

California Dreamin’ (Endless) by Cristian Nemescu 

– prize Un Certain Regard 2007 

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days by Cristian Mungiu 

– Palme d’Or 2007 

The second half of this list entitles us to assert 

that the Romanian cinema is, nowadays, one of our 

best cultural ambassadors. And it goes on and on. 

This year’s edition invited in the Quinzaine des 

Realisateurs section Radu Muntean’s Boogie and 

Megatron, by Marian Crişan, is selected in the 

Short feature competition. Ciprian Alexandrescu’s 

Interior. Bloc of Flats Hallway is present in the 

Cinefondation section while L’Atelier Cinefondation 

includes Felicia, First of All the future debut feature 

by Răzvan Rădulescu and Melissa de Raaf. Moreover, 

Delta, Kornel Mundruczo’s film selected for 

the Official Competition was filmed in Romania 

and is co-produced by Libra Film and Alexandra 

Maria Lara, the German actress of Romanian descent 

is a member of the Official Competition jury. 

We are positive that this year’s edition will be 

ruled, as always, by Jean Cocteau’s words about 

the festival, “an apolitical no man’s land, a microcosm 

of what would be the world if people would 

have direct contacts and could speak the same 

language.” 

Good luck everyone! 

Eugen Șerbănescu 

General Manager 

The National Film Centre 

Bucharest Athenaeum 


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Major foreign Productions Shot in Romania 

Central European countries, with their low costs, 

beautiful locations, and skilled workforce, have 

attracted many Hollywood moviemakers over 

the past decade. But the film industry appears 

to be looking even further east to countries like 

Romania, where the same benefits can be had for 

even less. 

Known to the Western film industry more as the 

birthplace of the vampire Count Dracula, Romania 

has rapidly gained a new reputation as a 

desirable location for foreign filmmakers. During 

the last few years, many important productions 

were shot here, among them: 

ADAM RESURRECTED (2008) 

Production services: Castel Film 

Production company: July August Entertainment 

Directed by: Paul Schrader 

Cast: Jeff Goldblum, Willem Dafoe, Derek Jacobi 

YOUTH WITHOUT YOUTH (2007) 

Production services: Independent 

Production company: American Zoetrope 

Directed by: Francis Ford Coppola 

Cast: Tim Roth, Bruno Ganz, Matt Damon 

BORAT: CULTURAL LEARNINGS OF AMERICA 

FOR MAKE BENEFIT GLORIOUS NATION OF 

KAZAKHSTAN (2006) 

Production services: Castel Films 

Production company: Dune Entertainment 

Directed by: Larry Charles 

Cast: Sacha Baron Cohen, Ken Davitian 

CAVED IN (2006) 

Production services: Kentauros Studios 

Production company: CineTel Pictures 

Directed by: Richard Pepin 

Cast: Christopher Atkins, Colm Meaney, Monica 

Dean 

Sweeny Todd 

© Media Pro Studios 

TOWN CREEK (2008) 

Production services: Mediapro Studios 

Production company: Gold Circle Films 

Directed by: Joel Schumacher 

Cast: Dominic Purcell, Henry Cavill, Michael 

Fassbender 

The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising (2007) 


Production company: 20th Century Fox 

Directed by: David L. Cunningham 

Cast: Christopher Eccleston, Ian McShane, Frances 

Conroy 

VAN WILDER 2: THE RISE OF TAJ (2006) 

Production services: Kentauros Studios 

Production company: Myriad Pictures 

Directed by: Mort Nathan 

Cast: Glen Barry, Lauren Cohan, Anthony Cozens 

BLOODRAYNE (2005) 


Production company: Boll Kino Beteiligungs 

GmbH & Co. KG 

Directed by Uwe Boll 

Cast: Kristana Loken, Michael Madsen, Udo Kier, 

Billy Zane, Michelle Rodriguez, Ben Kingsley 

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THE CAVE (2004) 


Production company: Lakeshore Entertainment 

Directed by: Bruce Hunt 

Cast: Cole Hauser, Piper Perabo, Lena Headey 

CALLAS FOREVER (2001) 


Production company: Cattleya 

Directed by: Franco Zeffirelli 

Cast: Fanny Ardant, Jeremy Irons, Joan Plowright 

MODIGLIANI (2003) 


Production company: Bauer-Martinez Studios 

Directed by: Mick Davis 

Cast: Andy Garcia, Elsa Zylberstein, Miriam Margolyes 

SEX TRAFFIC (2003) 


Production company: Meridian Broadcast for 

Channel4 

Directed by: David Yates 

Cast: Anamaria Marinca, Maria Popistaşu. 

COLD MOUNTAIN (2002) 

Production services: Castel Film 

Production company: Miramax 

Directed by: Anthony Minghella 

Cast: Nicole Kidman, Renée Zellweger, Jude Law 

AMEN (2001) 


Production company: K.G. Productions 

Directed by: Costa-GAVRAS 

Cast: Ulrich Tukur, Mathieu Kassovitz, Marcel Iureș 

Joyeux Noel 

© Jean-Claude Lother / MediaPro Studios / 

Nord-Ouest Production 

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Why Romania? 

• Unspoiled natural locations 

• Experienced crews and production facilities 

• Low construction and labor costs 

• Reliable workforce 

• Big studios with full-time English-speaking 

employees 

• Romania has signed the EU co-production 

treaty which allows EU co-productions 

• New Kodak owned and operated lab 

Romania has a lot to offer filmmakers. Francis 

Ford Coppola, Anthony Minghella, Franco Zeffirelli, 

Costa-Gavras, Paul Schrader and Joel Schumacher 

are only some of the internationally famous directors 

that made some of their most recent films 

here. They came for a good reason – because of 

our beautiful and varied locations, experienced 

crews and production facilities. 

Bran Castle 

Modigliani 

© Cos Aelenei / MediaPro Studios / 

Bauer Martinez Studios 

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Amen 

© MediaPro Studios 

The Seeker 

© MediaPro Studios


Pumpkinhead: 

Ashes to Ashes 

© Castel Film 

Equipment 

Castel Film offers 8 modern sound stages on a 

9,590 sq m (104,352 sq ft) back lot. Stage 5 is 

the largest sound stage in continental Europe, at 

over 3,354 square meters (over 36,100 sq feet). 

They also provide production offices, gated parking, 

make-up rooms, dressing rooms, wardrobe 

rooms, storage facilities, and a full-service catering 

area. 

Mediapro Studios offers 18 sound-proof stages, 

including the largest sound-stage in Romania with 

4,175 square meters (over 44,910 square feet), 

4 water tanks, production offices with complete 

communication and IT facilities, fully equipped 

make-up and dressing rooms, conference rooms, 

and 35mm screening rooms accommodating up to 

3 split soundtracks. 

All standard camera equipment can be rented 

in Romania. 

Starting with 2005 MediaPro Studios has become 

the official representative in Romania of the 

industry premier’s equipment supplier Panavision/ 

Panalux. 

The studios’ Camera Department is mainly 

equipped with 35 mm and High Definition cameras 

- ARRIFLEX 535 B, ARRIFLEX 435 ES, ARRIFLEX 

35III, ARRIFLEX 35 BL IV, MOVIECAM SUPER 

AMERICA, SONY CINEALTA HDW-F-900R, SONY 

CINEALTA HDV PDW-F350L - completed with 

the entire range of lenses and filters, heads and 

tripods for both film and advertising productions. 

An extensive inventory of hardware is also available: 

Steadicam Master Film System; Panther Foxy 

Carne Version 4, Panther Dolly Classic Package, 

Super JIB II, mini JIB, Western Dolly, Panther Light 

Dolly, Kinetic Support vehicle camera mount, 

Movie Tech Sprinter2 Kit, P+S Tehnik Mini Skater, 

SuperVario Tracks, Precision Vario Tracksand 

and lighting package as well as location sound 

services. 

Kentauros offers an 82713 sq m (app 890309 sq 

ft) fenced high security lot. 

Castel Film offers ARRI 535 and 435, Moviecam 

Compact, Moviecam Super America, Mitchell/ 

Fries packages. 

Local technicians use modern lighting equipment 

packages such as: ARRI Sun HMIs, flickerfree 

HMIs, a full range of incandescent lights, 

such as Mole-Richardson and DeSisti tungsten 

lights, and silent generators featuring crystal lock. 

Different kinds of par lights, KINO-FLOs, chimera 

banks and tungsten floodlights are available also 

on the market. 

Among the grip equipment used here, we can 

mention dolly packages like the SUPER PANTHER 

EVOLUTION with its super jib arm 2 and U-bangi 

arm; the SUPER PANTHER III with jib arm 2; the 

MATADOR cart; and the VIP CRANE with a maximum 

height of 9 meters. 

Location sound departments provide services 

for stage and outdoor shooting, and complete 

post-production services. The most common 

sound recording equipment here are the time-code 

FOSTEX DAT, the Nagra 4-S, and the 12-channel 

COOPER mixers. A wide range of boom and wireless 

microphones are available so that all productions 

meet the required international standards. 

Mediapro Studios offers a complete range of 

SFX services through its Special Effects workshop. 

Thanks to the partnership with Effects Associates 

London, the Studios have the largest inventory of 

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special effects equipment available in Romania 

and Eastern Europe, as well a highly skilled team 

of young professionals. 

Personnel 

Cinematographers, set and costume designers, 

key technicians, animators, puppeteers, stunt 

performers, production and location managers 

continue to develop their experience with the 

increasing volume of international productions 

shot in Romania. Many are on the regular staff of 

the two major studios, Castel Film and MediaPro 

Studios, and there are many good freelance crew 

people also on the market. During the last years, 

teams of experienced electrical and grip personnel 

set up their own companies, and are now offering 

their services to the interested producers. 

Casting 

Local casting agencies maintain exhaustive photo 

files for principal talent and extras. Romania can 

offer experienced English, French, German and 

Italian speaking actors. Among our internationally-recognized 

stars are such familiar faces as 

Marcel Iures (with main roles in THE PEACE- 

MAKER and HART’S WAR) and Maia Morgenstern 

(in ULYSSES’ GAZE and THE PASSION OF THE 

CHRIST) and Oana Pellea (CHILDREN OF MEN, I 

REALLY HATE MY JOB). 

RODEO CASTING SERVICES and EXIT FILMS 

have in their portfolio professional actors as well 

as amateurs, and lots of choices of extras for 

feature films or commercials. 

LIBRA FILM has worked for films such as 

Michael Haneke’s WOLFZEIT and Veit Helmer’s 

TU VALU. 

Larger studios (Castel Film or MediaPro Studios) 

have their own in-house casting departments. 

Costumes 

Romania has one of the biggest textile industries 

in Europe. Working at the highest standards, local 

teams of costume designers and seamstresses 

can make the best costumes to order. From 

military to civilian, men and women, ancient to 

contemporary, you can find here a vast collection 

of costumes with a complete assortment of accessories: 

wigs, bonnets, belts, hoods, handbags, fur 

adornments, boots, bowlers, umbrellas or walking 

sticks. Low labor costs allow artists to fully explore 

their passion, and most foreign designers who 

have worked here had the time of their lives. Nic 

Ende, costume designer for the BBC period film 

GUNPOWDER, TREASON AND PLOT, declared: 

“Normally I cannot afford, on my budget, to make 

the quality and quantity of principals’ costumes 

that I’m making on this“. More than 300 costumes, 

including boots and shoes, were made 

for the film in the MediaPro Studios’ by a team of 

twenty. 

Post-Production 

Romania offers post-production services and fully 

integrated facilities, allowing further cost control 

for producers. Most of the studios offer complete 

editing, transfer, titles and CGI effects. 

The largest CGI facility in Romania is located at 

MediaPro Studios, where the latest technology in 

terms of Computer Generated Imagery is operated 

by highly trained personnel. 

The facility includes: 30 graphics workstations, 

an ultra-fast optic fiber network to serve large 

Gunpowder, Treason and Plot 

© Cos Aelenei / MediaPro Studios / Box TV / BBC 

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graphics files, 160-terabyte servers, a “render 

farm” – the latest Blade enclosure from HP with 

32 8-core processor blades installed. 

Modern post-production equipment is available, 

as the latest AVID line hardware and software, full 

blown Final Cut systems and ProTools suites, Discreet 

FLAME suites, FLINT suites, 3-D animation 

and modeling suites. ABIS STUDIO also offers the 

SPIRIT transfer system. 

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where to shoot 

Nature has been particularly generous with the 

land of Romania, a country whose relief is not 

only varied, but also harmoniously distributed. 

There are three major, well-differentiated relief 

steps: the highest is represented by the Carpathian 

Mountains, the middle by the Sub-Carpathians, 

the hills and the tablelands, and the low one 

by the plains, the river meadows and the Danube 

Delta. The main characteristic feature of the relief 

components is their proportional distribution, in 

the form of an amphitheater. 

Sighișoara 

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The mountains trenching in the shape of an arch 

in the central part cover 31% of the country’s 

area. The hills and the tablelands that descend 

from them occupy 36%, and the plains, extending 

towards the southern and western borders, take 

up 33%. Encircling like a crown the Transylvanian 

tableland (400 – 600 m altitude), the Carpathian 

Moldoveanu Peak in the Fagaras Massif – 2,544 

m), are in turn surrounded by a belt of hills and 

elevations which rise no higher than 100 meters. 

To the east and south, the Carpathians are 

continued by the Sub-Carpathians with a similar 

genesis, but having lower altitudes (100 – 500 m), 

and to the west by the Western Hills, which do not 

rise beyond 300 – 400 meters. To the east and 

southeast lie the two plateaus, the Moldavian tableland 

and the Dobrudja tableland with altitudes 

of 400 – 600 meters. 

The plains – formerly sea and lake bottoms 

– cover the southern and western parts of the 

country and are low and extremely flat. Between 

the Carpathians and the Danube lies the Romanian 

Plain, the principal granary of the country 

and to the west stretches the Western Plain, which 

is crossed by many rivers. The multi-tiered relief 

brings about a similar disposition of the climate, 

the soil, the vegetation and the fauna, and implicitly 

of the human settlements. 

Besides beautiful landscapes, one can find 

a variety of architectural styles, from historical 

vestiges reminiscent of Greek, Roman, Saxon and 

Byzantine influences, to the French and German 

style that made Bucharest the “Paris of the East” 

in the 1930s. Castles, mediaeval farmhouses and 

picturesque inns can be found in great number, as 

can industrial landscapes and imposing buildings 

from the Ceausescu period. 

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when to shoot 

Romania has a temperate climate, similar to the 

northeastern United States, with four distinct 

seasons. Spring is pleasant with cool mornings 

and nights, and warm days. Summer is quite 

warm, with extended sunny days. The hottest 

areas in summer are the lowlands in southern 

and eastern Romania, where 37o C is often 

reached in July and August. Temperatures are 

always cooler in the mountains. Autumn is dry 

and cool, with fields and trees producing colorful 

foliage, much like New England. Winters can be 

cold, especially in the mountains. While not the 

rule, abundant snowfalls may occur throughout 

the country from December to mid-March. There 

are significant regional differences in the climate 

between different regions of Romania. 

Carphatians Mountains 

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Warmest month: July 

Coldest month: January 

Weather Forecast: 

T: +40 21 230 3116 

F: +40 21 230 3143 

W: http://www.inmh.ro 

Average temperatures 

in Celsius 

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 

Bucharest -3 0 4 11 16 20 24 25 18 12 5 1 

Black Sea Coast 0 1 4 13 19 23 26 26 21 16 10 5 

Central Romania 1 1 5 11 16 19 23 25 18 13 7 2 

Western Romania -2 1 5 11 16 19 22 22 18 12 6 1 

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Jacquou le croquant 

© Cos Aelenei / MediaPro Studios / Pathé


how to shoot 

We advise you to contact experts from The 

National Film Centre (CNC), Romanian Film 

Promotion, or from one of the many Romanian 

production companies (you’ll find a list at the 

end of the book). They can help you with advice, 

contacts and production services such as locations, 

qualified personnel, casting, equipment 

rental, and assistance with filming permits. 

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60 Plantelor Street, 1st floor, app. 3 

023976, sector 2 Bucharest 

T: + 40 31 10 50 187/ 31 10 50 18 

F: + 40 31 10 50 186 

E: info@romfilmpromotion.ro 

W: http://www.romfilmpromotion.ro 

Services offered 

• guidance and information 

• local resource listings 

• information on legal matters 

• local contact person with facilities, production 

services, regional governments, business and 

other entities 

• an extensive library of location photos 

• referrals to qualified production personnel, services 

and accommodations 

• preferred rates wherever possible 

• weather information 

• contacts for filming on private land 

• assistance with state and regional permits 

California Dreamin’ (endless), 

director Cristian Nemescu 

© Media Pro Pictures 

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How to Come to Romania 

Romania is easily accessible by plane, train and 

boat. There are plenty of scheduled flights to 

Romania from almost anywhere in the world, including 

direct flights from several European cities. 

Most flights arrive at Bucharest’s Henri Coanda 

International Airport (OTP), about one-half hour’s 

drive north of Bucharest. Other cities in Romania 

including Timisoara, Cluj, Sibiu, Oradea, Arad and 

Bacau are connected with destinations in Austria, 

Germany, Italy and Hungary by flights with Austrian 

Airlines, Lufthansa, Malev, Alitalia and Tarom. 

Also, in the last 3–4 years, many important low 

cost airlines have opened their offices in Romania. 

You can book a flight online via Tarom at http:// 

www.tarom.ro. 

Traveling by train from Europe to Romania takes 

between 6 hours (Budapest to Timisoara) to about 

46 hours (London to Bucharest). Most train tickets 

allow several stopovers en route, so train travel 

can be an affordable and relaxing way to come 

to Romania. The Romanian National Railways 

(SNCFR) operates service from Bucharest to many 

European cities. First and second-class sleepers 

are available for journeys longer than 10 hours and 

for overnight trains. Information on train schedules 

and fares can be found at http://www.cfr.ro. 

Several river cruise companies based in Germany 

and Austria offer cruises on the Danube 

River, through to the Danube Delta, and along the 

Black Sea Coast. 

Visas 

Since the 1st of January 2007, Romania is a full 

member of the European Union. The citizens of 

EU and NATO member states do not need an 

entry visa to visit Romania. A valid passport or 

ID card is required. Citizens from other countries 

should check the visa regulations that apply to 

them with the nearest Romanian diplomatic office. 

There is no arrival or departure tax. For more visa 

information and a list of Romanian diplomatic offices 

abroad please contact the Romanian Ministry 

of Foreign Affairs. 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

Aleea Alexandru 31 

Sector 1, Bucharest 

T: +40 21 319 2108 

F: +40 21 319 2125 

W: http://www.mae.ro 

Customs Regulations 

Romania’s customs authorities may enforce strict 

regulations concerning temporary imports into or 

exports out of Romania of items such as firearms, 

antiquities and medications. Romanian law allows 

foreigners to bring up to US$10,000 in cash 

into the country, and no amount in excess of that 

declared upon entry may be taken out of Romania 

upon departure. Sums larger than this must be 

transferred through banks. No more than 100 

Romanian lei (RON) may be brought into or taken 

out of the country. 

Items prohibited from import include ammunition, 

explosives, narcotics, pornographic materials, 

uncanned meat, and animal and dairy products. 

ATA Carnet 

Romanian customs authorities encourage the use 

of an ATA (Admission Temporaire/ Temporary 

Admission) carnet for the temporary admission 

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of professional equipment, commercial samples, 

and/or goods for exhibitions and fair purposes. 

Permits and Authorizations 

To film in private locations it is necessary to 

contact the owner and ask for all the needed 

approvals. For shooting in public locations it is 

necessary to obtain permission from the local city 

district or county authorities. If you want to film on 

the streets or in places requiring temporary traffic 

control, it is necessary to inform the local district 

police and ask for their help. 

Accommodation 

Bucharest, Romania’s capitol, has international 

standard hotels such as Marriott, Hilton, Sofitel, 

Crowne Plaza, Ibis, NH Hotels, Best Western 

and Howard Johnson’s. In other major cities and 

resorts, there are many hotels updated to international 

standards. Most hotels are simple, but also 

very inexpensive. Quality and rates are in line with 

those across Europe; cheaper but comfortable hotels, 

private guesthouses, hostels and campsites 

are also available. 

Hotels outside Bucharest range from US$20 

to US$90 per night for a double room, with full 

breakfast and taxes included. A three-course dinner 

for two, with wine and tip starts at US$12, and 

can go up to US$100 or more in some of the more 

upscale restaurants in Bucharest. 

Car Rental 

One of the best ways to travel around Romania 

is by car. Most major international auto rental 

companies and several local companies offer cars 

in the major cities and airports. Renters must be 

over 21, and have a valid driver’s license and an 

internationally valid credit card. Romania’s major 

roads are safe and well maintained. 

Car Rental Companies 

Aaa Autorent – Hertz Licensee 

Bulevardul Naţiunile Unite, Nr. 3, Bloc 109, Parter, 


T: +40-21-335.75.28/29/30 

E: reservations@hertz.com.ro 

W: http://www.hertz.com.ro 

Avis – Avis Licensee 

Strada Mihail Moxa 1 


T: +40 21 210 4344/45 

F: +40 21 210 6912 

E: reservations@avis.ro 

W: http://www.avis.ro 

Europcar 

Grigore Mora 17, 


Location code: BUHC01 

Tel: +40 (21) 3208554 

Fax: +40 (21) 3200197 

E: europcar@dataserv.ro 

W: http://www.europcar.com.ro 

Communications 

International direct dialing service is available 

throughout Romania. Most public phones require 

the use of a calling or phone card. It is very easy to 

rent or buy a cellular telephone in Romania.


Romania has several internet access providers 

offering advanced services such as internet messaging 

via mobile telephone, internet paging, international 

roaming and more. A number of internet 

retail outlets and cyber-cafés in almost every town 

offer convenient internet access. An increasing 

number of hotels offer wireless connections for 

guests to access the internet and retrieve e-mail in 

the comfort of their rooms. Free wireless connections 

are also available, for free, in many café bars 

and restaurants. 

E: ro.contacts@tnt.com 

W: http://www.tntromania.ro 

UPS – United Parcel Service 

Calea 13 Septembrie 81-83 


T: +40 21 410 0604 

F: +40 21 410 9910 

E: ro.customerservice@europe.ups.com 

W: http://www.ups.com 

Courier Services 

Dhl 

Strada Emanoil Porumbaru 85-87 


T: +40 21 222 1771 

F: +40 21 222 1469 

E: dhl@dhl.ro 

W: http://www.dhl.ro 

Federal Express – International Romexpress 

Service Ltd. 

Strada Mihai Eminescu 47 


T: +40 21 201 4822 

F: +40 21 201 4826 

E: office@irs.ro 

W: http://www.fedex.com/ro 

Tnt Worldwide Express 

Calea Victoriei 155 


T: +40 21 303 4567 

F: +40 21 303 4580 

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romanian film market 

After 1989, the local film production diminished 

abruptly, though some Romanian films were being 

honoured in important film festivals (TERMINUS 

PARADIS by Lucian Pintilie, Special Jury Award in 

Venice, 1998; CIGARETTES AND COFFEE by Cristi 

Puiu, Golden Bear for best short film in Berlin, 

2004; TRAFFIC by Cătălin Mitulescu, Golden Palm 

for best short film in Cannes, 2004; THE DEATH 

OF MR. LAZARESCU by Cristi Puiu, Un Certain 

Regard Prize in Cannes, 2005). 

During this period, the Romanian film industry 

could not compete at the same level as those in 

Poland, The Czech Republic and Hungary, but 

during recent years, it has realized a spectacular 

rebirth. 

Boogie 

(2008, director 

Radu Muntean) 

© Multimedia Est 

4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days 

(2007, director Cristian Mungiu) 

© Mobra Film 

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Between 2003 and 2007, The National Film Centre 

(CNC) supported more than 60 feature-length 

films, many of them made by first time directors, 

and several short films. Four Months, Three Weeks 

And Two Days by Cristian Mungiu won the Palme 

d’Or in the official competition of the 2007 Cannes 

Film Festival; California Dreamin (endless), by the 

late Cristian Nemescu, won the Un Certain Regard 

Prize the same year. Going back in time, MARIA, 

by newcomer Călin Netzer, was awarded several 

prizes at Locarno, in 2003 (Special Prize of the 

Jury, Bronze Leopard and Youth Jury Award) while 

LOVE SICK, by newcomer Tudor Giurgiu was 

selected in 2006 in the Panorama section at the 

Berlin Film Festival; 

Every year the CNC organizes funding sessions 

for film projects by granting producers with reimbursable 

credits in 7 years from the National Fund 

for Cinema. You can find further information on 

www.cncinema.ro. 

Romania is part of the European film structure, 

like Eurimages, Europa Cinemas or SEE Cinema 

Network. 

International Cooperation 

Romania has ratified the European Convention 

for co-productions that allows European coproductions. 

This convention settles the relationship 

between the states’ parts in multilateral 

co-productions fields that have their origin on the 

parts territory. 

The Rest is Silence 

(2007, director Nae Caranfil) 

© Domino Film 

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Cinema Exhibition 

Cinema exhibition in 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 

Cinema theatres 191 155 85 73 72 

Screens 213 183 120 108 117 

Seats 86,889 70,496 50,220 44,643 43057 

Multiscreens / Multiplex 8 9 10 9 11 

Eurimages cinemas 5 5 6 7 14 

Total screenings 156,175 124,525 104,934 95,929 98,908 

Attendance 4,527,054 4,002,349 2,829,563 2,776,516 2,913,033 

Attendance/inhabitant 0,21 0,19 0,13 0,13 0,14 

Spectators/screening 29 32 27 29 29 

Revenue (RON) 22,451,582.7 24,872,000.1 24,453,424 28,279,665 34,182,296 

Average ticket (RON) 4,96 6,21 8,6 10,19 11,73 

Cold Waves 

(2007, director Alexandru Solomon) 

© Hi Film 

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4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days 

(2007, director Cristian Mungiu) 

© Mobra Films


Production Companies 

Company Address Contact Credits 

Abis Studio 

Action Television 

Production 

Strada Emanoil Porumbaru 25A 


http://www.abisstudio.ro 

Str Pescarilor 30, BL BM11 

Sc F, Ap 66, Constanta 

cod 900538 

www.actiontv.ro 

Ager Film Strada Matei Basarab 38 


http://www.agerfilm.ro 

Gabi Antal 

T: +40 21 222 6875 

F: +40-21 223 4493 

E: gabi@abisstudio.ro 

Florin Orezeanu 

M: 0722151096 

F: 0341800541, 

E: florinvictor@actiontv.ro 

Nicolae Margineanu 

T: +40 21 322 4448 

F: +40 21 313 7094 

E: office@agerfilm.ro 

commercial production (Romtelecom, Coca Cola, 

Kandia Orange, Vodafone, Wrigley) post production 

facilities 

essays (“Inspiring Paganini”, 2007,”Sometimes 

Paganini”, 2006) 

documentaries (“Gradina cu ingeri a Silviei Radu”, 

2006), TV Series 

(“Licee in concurs”, 2007), d: Florin Orezeanu, 

Alina Cosmoiu 

features (“Bless You, Prison,” 2002, d. Nicolae 

Margineanu) and short films 

Alchemy 

Tabletop Studios 

Strada Temisana 5 


Dragos Vilcu 

T: +40 21 312 4826 

F: +40 21 312 4849 

E: production@mme.ro 

tabletop commercial production and special effects 

model making 

Artis Film Romania Strada Romulus 59 


http://www.artisfilm.ro 

Atlantis Film Strada Balota 6 


http://www.atlantisfilm.ro 

Carter Films Strada Petofi Sandor 13 


http://www.carter.ro 

Castel Film 

Strada Emanoil Porumbaru 25A 


http://castelfilm.ro 

Adrian Popovici 

T: +40 21 322 3648 

F: +40 21 322 3665 

E: artisfilmromania@adslexpress.ro 

Ion Marinescu 

T: +40 21 667 1815 

M: +40 74 454 2225 

E: studio@atlantisfilm.ro 

Razvan Sabie 

T: +40 21 222 9468 

F: +40 21 222 9469 

E: office@carter.ro 

Vlad Paunescu 

T :+4- 21 222 5565 

F :+40 21 222 5559 

E: vlad.paunescu@castelfilm.ro 

feature films (“Azucena,” 2005, d. Mircea Muresan; 

“Maria,” 2003, d. Calin Netzer; “Dracula the 

Impaler,” 2002, d. Adrian Popovici) 

feature films (“La voie de Laura,” 2005, d. Gerard 

Cuq; “ Elodie Bradford,” 2004, d. Lionel Bailliu; 

“Une place parmi les vivantes,” 2003, d. Raul Ruiz) 

and documentaries (“Des animaux sous influence,” 

2005, d. Jean-Baptiste Erreca) 

feature films (“Dot Man”, 2007, d: Bruno Coppola/ 

“Chosyu Five”, 2006, d: Sho Igarashi), short films, 

documentaries (“The battle of Waterloo”, 2005, d: 

Gerald Massimei), commercials (with Y&R , Saatchi 

& Saatchi, TBWA/Chiat/Day and BBDO ) 

feature films ( “Mirrors”, 2007, d : Alexandre Aja, 

“Adam Resurrected”, 2007, d: Paul Schrader, “The 

Last Enemy”, 2007, d: Iain B MacDonald, “Les rois 

maudits,” 2005, d. Josée Dayan; “Cold Mountain,” 

2004, d. Anthony Minghella) and production 

services 

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Chainsaw 

Europe 

Strada Traian 184-186 


http://www.chainsaweurope.com 

Diana Negoitescu 

T: +40 21 323 4018 

F: +40 21 323 4033 

E: diana.negoitescu@chainsaweurope.com 

post production and editing facilities (full 

postproduction “Restul e tacere”, 2007, d.Nae 

Caranfil) 

Domino Film 59 Dr. Felix Street, 011039 

Bucharest 1 

http://www.dominofilm.ro 

Editura Video Piata Presei Libere 1, cam 438 


www.edvideo.ro 

Europolis Film Tudor Arghezi 14, 

Bucharest 

Tel: +40 021-326 5002 

Fax: +40 021-324 6480 

Filmex Strada Ion Campineanu 20A, 

ap 16 


Cristian Comeaga 

T: +40 21 3176436 

F: +40 21 3129609 

E: office@dominofilm.ro 

Laurentiu Damian 

T: +40 21 317 9037 

F: +40 21 317 9037 

E: edvideo@b.astral.ro 

Thomas Ciulei 

+40 021-326 5002 

Constantin Popescu 

T: +40 21 313 8042 

F: +40 21 312 1388 

E: filmex@easynet.ro 

features ( “The Rest is Silence”, 2007, d: Nae 

Caranfil, “Filantropica”, 2003 d: Nae Caranfil; “A la 

p’tite semaine”, 2002 d: Sam Karman), television 

( “Mafalda di Savoia”, 2005, d: Maurizio Zaccaro) 

and commercials (Coca Cola, Sony, Knorr) 

documentary film production (“Constantin 

Brancusi,” 2004, d. Laurentiu Damian; “To be or 

not to be”, 2007, d: Anca Damian) and distribution 

documentary films (“Asta e”, 2001, d. Thomas 

Ciulei, “Podul de Flori”, 2007, d. Thomas Ciulei) 

feature films (“Last Stop: Paradise -Great Jury 

Prize in Venise 2001, “The Oak”, “Unforgettable 

Summer”, “Niki and Flo” - all directed by Lucian 

Pintilie) 

Fundatia Arte 

Vizuale 

Strada Sfintii Voievozi 37, ap 1 


http://www.fav.ro 

Vivi Dragan Vasile 

T: +40 21 311 1367 

F: +40 21 311 1367 

E: fav@dnt.ro 

feature films (“Boborul” 2004, d. Radu Igazsag), 

documentaries and multi-media exhibitions 

Generic Audiovizual Str.St. Mihaileanu 14 

Sector 2 Bucharest 

Tel: +40 766-555 550 

Lucian Georgescu 

+40 766-555 550 

feature films (“The Phantom Movie”, 2008, d. 

Robert Ralston) 

Hi Film 

23 Constantin Bosianu Street 


http://www.hifilm.ro 

Ada Solomon 

T: +40 21 252 4866 

M: +40 72 320 0640 

E: office@hifilm.ro 

feature films (“Black Sea”, 2006 d: Andrew Reulant, 

“Marilena from P7”, 2006, d: Cristian Nemescu, 

“The Tube with a Hat”, 2006, d: Radu Jude) 

documentaries (“Cold Waves”, 2007, d: Alexandru 

Solomon, “Low Cost”, 2006, d: Stepahne Lucon & 

Nora Agapi), comercials production 

Kentauros Studios 

& Production 

500 Stefanesti Road 

077175 Stefanestii de Jos, Ilfov 

Alexandru Dumitrescu 

T: +40 21 529 1600 

T: +40 21 529 1601 

E: alexandru@kentauros.ro 

feature films “Van Wilder 2: Rise of Taj,” 2006, d. 

Mort Nathan; “Caved In,” 2005, d. Richard Pepin) 

and commercials 

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Libra Film 

Production 

Strada Popa Soare 52, ap 4 


http://www.librafilm.net 

Mandragora Str Docentilor, nr 12 A, etaj 1, ap 3 


http://www.mandragora.ro 

Oana Giurgiu 

T: +40 21 326 0268 

F: +40 21 326 6480 

E: office@librafilm.net 

Anca Puiu 

T: +40 72 236 4132, +40 21 222 05 58 

F: +40 21 222 05 57 

E: anca@mandragora.ro 

feature films (“Love Sick, 2006, d. Tudor Giurgiu) 

documentaries (“Delta,” 2006, d. Kornel 

Mundruczo; “The Great Communist Bank Robbery,” 

2004, d. Alexandru Solomon), in production 

(“Cross Dates”, d. Anca Damian, “Conversation 

with Serafim”, d. Silviu Purcarete) commercials and 

music videos 

features (“The Death of Mr. Lazarescu,” 2005, d. 

Cristi Puiu) and short films (“Six Stories from the 

Outskirts of Bucharest,” 2004, d. Cristi Puiu) 

Mdv Film Strada Dem. I Dobrescu nr. 4 - 6 


Mihai Orasanu 

T: +40 21 312 4086 

F :+40 21 312 4086 

E:mdv@tpr.ro 

feature films (“Ingerul Necesar”, 2007, d. Gheorghe 

Preda, “Ticalosii”, 2007, d. Serban Marinescu, 

“Magnatul”, 2004, d. Serban Marinescu), 

short films (“Visul lui Liviu”, 2004, d. Corneliu 

Porumboiu), post production facilities 

Mediapro Studios 

Metropolis Group 

1 Studioului Street, 

07000 Buftea, Ilfov 

http://www.mediapro.ro 

Str. Constantin Stere nr.12 

Sector1, Bucharest 

http://www.basme-romanesti.ro 

Mobra Films Strada Intrarea Serdarului 5 


http://www.mobrafilms.ro 

Moonlighting 

Films Romania 

Strada Temisana 5 


http://www.moonlighting.ro 

Andrei Boncea 

T: +40 31 825 1801 

F: +40 31 825 1839 

E: aboncea@mediasat.ro 

Bogdana Ticulescu 

T: +40 21 224 2903 

F: +40 21 222 9046 

E: metropolisfilm@yahoo.com 

Cristian Mungiu 

T: +40 21 666 4827 

F: +40 21 666 4827 

E: info@mobrafilms.ro 

Christopher Landry 

T: +40 21 312 4826 

F: +40 21 312 4849 

E: chris@moonlighting.ro 

feature films (“Fire and Ice”, 2008, d. Pitof; 

“Weekend cu mama/ Weekend with My Mother”, 

2008, d. Stere Gulea; “Supravietuitorul/ The 

Survivor”, 2008, d. Sergiu Nicolaescu; “California 

dreamin’ (endless)”, winner of “Un certain regard” 

prize in Cannes Film Festival, 2007, d. Cristian 

Nemescu; “Blood and Chocolate”, 2006, d. Katja 

von Garnier; “Femeia visurilor/ Woman of My 

Dreams”, 2005, d. Dan Pita; “Second Hand”, 2005, 

d. Dan Pita; “Sweeney Todd,” 2005, d. Dave Moore; 

“Joyeux Noël,” 2005, d. Christian Carion; 

animation films (“Ileana Cosanzeana,Zana Apelor”, 

2006, d. Radu 

Penescu, “Greuceanu”, 2006, d. Radu Penescu, 

“Harap Alb”, 2005, d. 

Penescu, “Fata babei si fata mosului”, 2004, d. 

Radu Penescu) 

features (“Offset,” 2005, d. Didi Danquart; “Crash 

Test Dummies,” 2004, d. Joerg Kalt; “Bucharest- 

Berlin,” 2003, d. Anca Miruna Lazarescu), short 

films (“Lost and Found,” 2005, d. Cristian Mungiu), 

documentaries and commercials 

international commercial service production 

(Carlsberg, Guinness, Toyota, SAS, Dove, Reno- 

Depot) 

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Multi Media Est Strada Intrarea Temisana 5 


http://www.mme.ro 

Dragos Vilcu 

T: +40 21 312 4826 

F: +40 21 312 4849 

E: production@mme.ro 

features (“Hartia va fi albastra” d. Radu Munteanu) 

commercials (Connex, Ferrero, Coca Cola, Orange) 

Paradox Film Str. Icoanei 53, 


Tel: +40 21-211 8656 

Fax: +40 21-211 8656 

office@paradoxfilm.ro 

http://www.paradoxfilm.ro 

Marius Theodor Barna 

paradox_film@yahoo.com 

+40 722-636 601 

feature films (“Happy End”, 2006, d. Radu 

Potcoava, “Dincolo de America”, 2008, d. Marius 

Theodor Barna) 

Parafilm 

Str. Aviator Radu Beller, Nr.31 


http://www.parafilm.ro 

Florin Paraschiv 

T: +4 021 2306151 

F: +4 021 2339179 

E: office@parafilm.ro 

feature films and docu-dramas (“Goethe”, “Luther”, 

Freud”, 2005, d. Guenther Klein, “One night love” 

d. Florin Kevorkian, 2004 “Michelangelo superstar” 

d. Wolfgang Ebert & Martin Papirowski 

Parc Film 

Strada Ghiocei 8A 


http://www.parcfilm.ro 

Tudor Hristescu 

T: +40 21 321 3251 

M: +40 722 549 346 

E: tudor@parcfilm.ro 

commercials and music videos 

Periscop Pictures/ 

42 Km Film 

Strada Costache Marinescu nr. 15 


http://www.42kmfilm.ro 

Corneliu Porumboiu 

T: +40 311 006 837 

M: +40 740 011 166. 

E: office@42kmfilm.ro 

features (“A fost sau n-a fost?”, 2006 d. Corneliu 

Porumboiu 

Rollin’ Film Strada Intrarea Geneva 5 


http://www.rollin.ro 

Radu Aldea, Tudor Reu 

T: +40 21 317 4550 

E: office@rollin.ro 

commercial productions 

Saga Film Str. Dimitrie Racovita nr. 8 

sector 2, Bucharest 

www.sagafilm.ro 

Alex Teodorescu 

T: +40 21 317 33 60 / 61 / 62 / 63 

F: +40 21 317 33 64 

alexteodorescu@sagafilm.ro 

features (“432”, 2007, d: Cristian Mungiu), 

commercials (Orange, P&G, Unilever, Avon, Nestle, 

Monoprix, Interbrew, Chio, etc. 

Silver Bullet Str.Constantin Aricescu 67, 


Tel: +40 21-230 8409 

Mobil: +40 722-245 005 

Fax: +40 21-230 8409 

viorel@silverbulletfilm.ro 

http://www.silverbulletfilm.ro 

Viorel Sergovici 

viorel@silverbulletfilm.ro 

+40 722-245 005 

commercial production (Mr Proper, Borsec) feature 

films (Straight into Darkness, Taboo) 

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Strada Film Strada Joseph Lister 31 


http://www.stradafilm.ro 

Tandem Film 

Temple Film 

8, Domnita Ancuta 


http://www.tandemfilm.ro 

Strada Zossima 80A 


http://www.templefilm.ro 

Total Tv Str.Torentului 2-4 


Daniel Mitulescu 

T: +40 21 410 1739 

F: +40 21 410 1739 

E: contact@stradafilm.ro 

Doman Marius - Giuliano 

T: +4021.317.22.01 

F: +4021.317.22.02 

E: giuliano@tandemfilm.ro 

Daniel Badea 

T: +40 21 224 3250 

F: +40 21 324 3283 

E: office@templefilm.ro 

Radu Gabrea 

M:+40 740 255 822 

E: radu_gabrea@yahoo.com 

features (“A Heart Shaped Balloon”, 2008, d: 

Catalin Mitulescu, RYNA, 2006, d: Ruxandra 

Zenide, “The Way I Spent The End Of The World”, 

2006, d: Catalin Mitulescu), shorts (Traffic, 2005, d: 

Catalin Mitulescu), documentary (“Mihail Sebastian 

– The Diary 1935–1944”) 

feature film and commercial (Nestle, Pfizer, 

Playstation, Cosmote, Lowenbrau, Western Union, 

Coca Cola), service production 

feature films (“Dupa ea,” 2006, d. Cristina Ionescu; 

“Un cartus de kent si un pachet de cafea,” 2004, d. 

Cristi Puiu; “Occident,” 2002, d. Cristian Mungiu) 

feature films (“The Beheaded Rooster”,2007, d. 

Radu Gabrea, “Noro,” 2002, d. Radu Gabrea) and 

documentaries (“Rumenye!Rumenye! “, 2006, 

d.Radu Gabrea, “Goldfaden’s Legacy”, 2003, 

d.Radu Gabrea) 

Kodak Cinelabs Romania Boulevard Bucurestii Noi 170, 

Bucharest 

Tel: +40 21-6670549 

Fax: +40 21-6686414 

http://www.kodakcinelabs.ro 

Cornelia Popa 

cinelabs@kodakcinelabs.ro 

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Equipment Rental 

Company Address Contact person Phone/Fax Number Email 

35 MM Str. Ion Minulescu 122 Sect 3 Florin Tolas tel/fax: (+4021)321 35 02 

florintolas@gmail.com 

Bucharest 

mobile +40 744 661781 

Atlantis Film Str. Vasile Gherghel 90, 

Bucharest sect. 1 

Axel Film Str. Joseph Lister 31 

http://www.axelfilm.ro 


Ion Marinescu 

tel / fax: (+4021)667 18 15 mobile: 

(+40744)542 225 

Alexandru Marghitan fax: +40 21 410 1739 

mobile+40 7218 28 877 

studio@atlantisfilm.ro 

axel.film@gmail.com 

Castel Film 

str.Emanoil Porumbaru 

nr.25A Bucharest sect.1 

Vlad Paunescu tel:(+4021)231.55.31 / fax: 231.55.33 vlad.paunescu@castelfilm.ro 

General Movie Services Strada Fagului, nr. 53 A, 

Sector 1, Bucuresti. 

Leonardo Fanone mobile +40741 396 738; fax: (+4021) 

340 51 28 

leonardofanone@yahoo.com 

Mediapro Studios 1 Studioului Street, 07000 

Buftea, Ilfov 

www.mediaprostudios.com 

Andrei Boncea tel: (+4031)825 18 01 

fax: (+4031)825 18 39 

office@mediaprostudios.ro 

Movie Equipmenet Piata Montreal Nr 10 sect 1 

Bucharest 

Stage & Studio Bd. Dimitrie Pompei 9-9A 

Sect 2 Bucharest 

Bob Lobb tel: (+40744)370 277 bob.lobb@wtcb.ro 

Richard Fritz tel: (+4031)401 18 41 office@stagestudio.ro 

Videolink Str. Viesparilor Nr. 19, Sect 2, 

Bucharest 

Ciprian Alexandrescu tel: (+4021) 211 90 64 

fax: (+4021) 210 91 62 

office@videolink.ro 

Paralight 

Sos. Stefanesti, Nr.57 

Stefanestii de Jos 

Diana Apostol Tel: +40 21-529 1650 

Mobil: +40 727-722 743 

Fax: +40 21-529 1651 

office@panalight.ro 

Filmex Str. Ion Campineanu, Nr.20 , 

Ap 16 , Sector 1 

Bucuresti 

Constantin Popescu (+4021) 316 8085 filmex@easynet.ro 

Stop Film 

Str. Constantin Caracaş, Nr. 

59 , Et. 1 , Ap. 2 , Sector 1 

Bucuresti 

Liui Andrei Pojoni Tel: +40 722-291 953 

Fax: +40 21-310 1309 

office@stopfilm.ro 

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Stages 

Company Stages (Sqm) Address Contact 

Person 

Atlantis Film Stage: 2000 sqm Bucuresti 

(near Kodak Lab) 

Castel Film 

Studios 

Stage1: 540 sqm; Stage2: 540 sqm; Stage3: 540 

sqm; Stage4: 1260 sqm; Stage5: 3354sqm ; 

Stage7: 2520 sqm; Stage8: 836sqm 

25 A Emanoil 

Porumbaru St., 

sector 1, Bucharest 

Romania 

Marius 

Bratu 

Vlad 

Paunescu 

Phone/Fax Number 

tel / fax: 

(+4021)667 18 15 

mobile: 

(+40744)542 225 

Tel: (+40-21) 222 55 66; 

Fax: (+40-21) 222 55 59 

Email 

studio@atlantis.ro 

vlad.paunescu@castelfilm.ro 

Kentauros 

Sounstage1: 1,100 sqm; Soundstage2: 370 sqm; 

Soundstages3 & 4: 400 sqmx2; Soundstage5:1,100 

sqm; Workshops: 2,500 sqm; 

500 Stefanesti 

Road, Ilfov 

District, Stefanestii 

de Jos, 077175 

Alexandru 

Dumitrescu 

tel: (+4021)529 16 00; 

fax: (+4021)529 16 01 

studios@kentauros.ro 

Mediapro 

Studios 

Stage 1 – 788,10 sqm; Stage 2 – 407,00 sqm; 

Stage 3 – 406,20 sqm; Stage 4 – 788,70 sqm 

Stage 5 – 553,80 sqm; Stage 6 – 402,90 sqm 

Stage 7 – 891,80 sqm; Stage 8 – 4.175,00 sqm 

Stage 9 – 1.812,10 sqm; Stage 10 – 1.470,29 sqm 

Stage 11 – 187,10 sqm; Stage 12 – 1.500,00 sqm 

Stage 12B – 1.560,00 sqm; Stage 14 – 1.600,00 sqm 

Stage 14 B – 960,00 sqm; Stage 15 – 768,00 sqm 

Stage 16 – 1.164,00 sqm; Stage 17 – 800,00 sqm 

1 Studioului Street, 

07000 Buftea, 

Ilfov 

Andrei 

Boncea 

tel: (+4031)825 18 01 

fax: (+4031)825 18 39 

office@mediaprostudios.ro 

www.mediaprostudios.com 

Lake: 780.000 sqm 

Park: 28.400 sqm 

Parking Place: 3.846 sqm. 

Workshops Area: 57.044 sqm 

Stray Dog 

Films / Swipe 

Studios 

Stage1: 800 sqm; Stage2: 2,600 sqm 

Bd. Dimitrie 

Pompei 9-9A Sect 

2 Bucharest 

Andrew 

Stear 

tel: (+40722)200 429 

fax: (+4021)212 01 80 

andrew.stear@straydogfilms.ro 

Total Impact Stage1: 10x15 sqm Str. Eroul Iancu 

Nicolae 69-71, 

Pipera Village, 

Ilfov District 

Dan- 

Constantin 

Smirnov 

tel: (+4021)315 76 08; 

fax: (+4021)313 46 10 

totalimpact@fx.ro 

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film festivals 

ALTER-NATIVE – TIRGU MURES 

International Short Film Festival 

Alter-Native is a part of the Romanian-Hungarian 

Madisz Arts Festival held annually. The film festival 

includes award categories in animation, fiction, 

documentary, experimental, video and student 

films. Date: November 5 - 9, 2008; deadline: 

September 12. 

Contact: Levente Sipos (Festival Director) 

Str.Gheorghe Doja Nr. 9/81 

540015 Târgu-Mures 

T: (+40-26) 526-7547 

F: (+40-26) 526-8573 

E: festival@rdslink.ro 

W: http://www.madisz.ro 

DaKINO FILM FESTIVAL - BUCHAREST 

International Short Film Festival 

DaKINO is an annual festival held each November 

for dramatic, documentary and animation short 

films. Date: November 2008; deadline: not announced 

Contact: Dan Chisu (President) 

Bulevardul Nicolae Balcescu, nr. 2, 

Teatrul National Bucuresti, 

010051, Sector 1, 

Bucuresti, Romania 

T: + 40 21 312 4019 

F: + 40 21 312 4020 

E: office@dakino-filmfestival.ro 

W: www.dakino-filmfestival.ro 

ASTRA FILM FEST – SIBIU 

International Festival of Documentary Film Visual 

Anthropology 

Astra Film Fest is a bi-annual event that brings 

in focus anthropological films, Balkan documentaries, 

music and photography. The Festival has 

three competitive sections: International, Romanian 

and Student Film. Date: October 26 – November 

1, 2008; deadline: not announced. 

Contact: Dumitru Budrala (Festival Director) 

12 Piata Huet, 550182, Sibiu 

Tel: (+40-26) 921-0134 

Fax: (+40-26) 921-3442 

E-mail: aff@astrafilm.ro 

Internet: http://www.astrafilm.ro 

transilvania international film festival 

(TIFF) – Cluj & SIBIU 

International Film Festival 

The only international feature film festival in 

Romania with a competitive strand for first and 

second features. Date: May 30 - June 8, 2008; 

deadline: March 20. 

Contact: Mihai Chirilov (Festival Director) 

52 Strada Popa Soare, ap. 4 

District 2, Bucharest 

T: (+40-21) 326-0268 

F: (+40-21) 326-6480 

E: info@tiff.ro 

W: http://www.tiff.ro 

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ANONIMUL INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL – SF. 

GHEORGHE, TULCEA DISTRICT (DANUBE DELTA) 

The Anonimul International Independent Film 

Festival has a competitive character with three sections 

– feature, fiction and animation short films. 

Date: August 11-17, 2008. Deadline: June 2008 

Contact: Miruna Berescu (festival director) 

Bd. Primaverii 12 

sector 1, 011974 

Bucharest, Romania 

T: +40 21 230 1693 

F: +40 21 230 1298 

E: festival@anonimul.ro 

W: www.festival-anonimul.ro 

NexT INTERNATIONAL SHORT AND MEDIUM 

LENGTH FILM FESTIVAL – BUCHAREST 

Created in memory of director Cristian Nemescu 

and sound-designer Andrei Toncu, NexT intends 

to be a meeting point and a forum for young 

filmmakers from all around the world. Short and 

medium-length fiction. Date: March 30–April 5 

2009. Deadline: December 1 2008 

Contact: Ada Solomon (festival director) 

23 Constantin Bosianu Street 


T: + 40 723 200 640 

F: + 40 21 252 48 66 

E: contact@nextproject.ro 

W: www.nextproject.ro 

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ANIM’EST – BUCHAREST 

The first animation film festival in Romania and 

one of the few in Central & Eastern Europe. 

Several competition sections. Festival dates: October 

3-12 2008. Deadline July the 20th. 

Contact: Mihai Mitrica 

Asociatia Est & Est 

Strada Drumul Taberei 92 

Sector 6, Bucharest 061406 

T: +40 0722 595 638 

E: contact@animest.ro, contact@estenest.ro 

W: www.animest.ro, www.estenest.ro 

BUCHAREST INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (B-EST 

IFF) – BUCHAREST 

Annual festival dedicated to Bucharest cinematographic 

art, which consists in a competition for 

feature films, short films and documentaries. 

Festival time: April 2009. Deadline: February 2009. 

INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS INTERNATIONAL FILM 

FESTIVAL – MAMAIA (Constanta) 

Annual festival centered around the independent 

international production. Competitive and noncompetitive 

section for features, shorts, documentaries 

and student films. Festival time: July 9-15. 

Deadline: June 20. 

Contact: Violeta Nitulescu (coordinator) 

(UPFAR-ARGOA) 

Str. Dem I. Dobrescu, nr. 4 -6, 

sector 1, Bucharest, 010026 

T/F: +40 21 3310 0904 

M: +40 788 966 811 

E: office@ipiff.ro 

W: www.ipiff.ro 

Contact: Dana Dimitriu 

Charta Foundation 

Str. Rabat Nr.13A, sectorul 1 

Cod postal: 011385 

Bucuresti, Romania 

(CUI F.C.15640920) 

T: +40(0)212308982 

F +40(0)212312858 

E: office@b-estfilmfest.com 

W: http://www.b-estfilmfest.com 

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OTHER CONTACTS 

Ministry of Culture and Religions Affairs 

30 Strada Kiseleff 


Tel: (+40-21) 224-0067 

Fax: (+40-21) 223-4951 

Internet: http://www.ministerulculturii.ro 

The National Film Centre (CNC) 

4-6 Strada Demetriu I. Dobrescu 


Tel: (+40-21) 310-4301 

Fax: (+40-21) 310-4300 

E-mail: cnc@cncinema.ro 

Filmmakers’ Union (UCIN) 

28-30 Strada Mendeleev 


Tel: (+40-21) 212-7964 

Fax: (+40-21) 311-1246 

E-mail: czucin@mc.ro 

Academy of Theater and Film of Bucharest 

75-77 Strada Matei Voievod 


Tel: (+40-21) 252-8193 

Fax: (+40-21) 252-5881 

E-mail: ri@unatc.ro 

Web: www.unatc.ro 

Film and Audiovisual Producers Union 

(UPFAR) 

4-6 Strada Demetriu I. Dobrescu, ap. 44 


Tel: (+40-21) 310-0904 

Fax: (+40-21) 310-0904 

E-mail: upfar@itcnet.ro 

Mud Vulcanoes 


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general information about romania 

Danube Delta 

Official name: Romania 

Location: Southeastern Central Europe 

Neighbors: Bulgaria, Hungary, Serbia, Ukraine, 

Moldova and the Black Sea 

Time Zone: GMT + 2 

Area: 238,391 sqkm 

Climate: temperate continental 

Official Language: Romanian 

German and Hungarian are spoken in some counties 

Form of Government: Republic with a multi-party 

parliamentary system; bicameral Parliament 

Flag of Romania: 

Population: 

21,700,000 (2002) 

22,500,000 (2005) 

Ethnic Groups: 

Romanian 89%, Hungarian 7.5%, Gipsy 1.9%, German, 

Other 1.6% 

Religions: 

Christian Orthodox 87%, Roman Catholic 5%, 

Reformed 5%, other 4.5% 

Capital: 

Bucharest (București) a municipality divided into 

six administrative sectors with a population of 2 

million inhabitants 

Ports: Constanta, Mangalia and Sulina on the 

Black Sea; Tulcea Galati, Braila, Giurgiu and 

Drobeta Turnu Severin on the Danube River. 

International Airports: Bucharest Otopeni, 

Bucharest Baneasa, Cluj, Constanta, Arad, Sibiu, 

Timisoara, Targu Mures 

Roads: 14,683 national roads (including highways 

and roads); 58,477 country and communal roads 

Free Trade Zones: Sulina, Constanta, Galati, Braila, 

Giurgiu (on the Black Sea or Danube River) 

International Membership: 

– European Union (EU) 

– United Nations (UN) 

– International Monetary Fund (IMF) 

– International Bank for Reconstruction and Development 

- (IBRD/World Bank) 

– International Finance Corporation (IFC) 

– Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency 

(MIGA) 

– European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 

EBRD) 

– Bank for International Settlements (BIS) 

– World Trade Organization (WTO) - former GATT 

– Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) 

– European Union (UE) - associate member 

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Public Holidays 

New Year’s Day Jan 01 

Orthodox Easter 

Labor Day May 01 

National Day of Romania Dec 01 

Christmas Holiday Dec 25-27 

The electricity supply is 220V, 50 Hz. Two-pin 

round continental-type plugs are generally used. 

The video and television system in Romania is 

PAL (DVD Region 2). 

The unit of weights and measures in Romania is 

Metric. 

Currency and Taxation 

Romania’s currency is the Leu (plural “Lei”). 

Notes are currently issued in the following 

amounts: 1; 5; 10; 50; 100; 200 and 500 lei (RON). 

Foreign currency may be exchanged at banks or 

authorized exchange offices. International airports 

and larger hotels also offer currency exchange 

services. For current exchange rates, please visit 

http://www.curs-valutar.ro. 

The Gross Domestic Product of Romania in 2003 

was 328 trillion Romanian lei. 

Unique Tax: 16%; Value Added Tax (VAT) is currently 

19%. 

Major credit cards including Visa, MasterCard 

(EuroCard) and American Express are accepted in 

most large hotels, car rental companies and stores 

in the main cities. 

Telecommunications 

Romanian telecommunications includes nationwide 

land-line and cellular phone coverage, internet 

modem access nation-wide, and high speed 

cable internet in Bucharest and most major cities. 

Domestic telephone service is good, with an automatic 

(direct dial) network in 90% of the country. 

International service is good, with one earth-tosatellite 

telecommunication system in operation. 

Mobile Communications 

In addition to the analog mobile phone network, 

four digital mobile phone networks (GSM) were 

licensed at the end of 1996 and are now in operation 

in Romania: Vodafone, Orange, Zapp and 

Cosmote. To place a call from a standard phone 

to a GSM network subscriber, you must dial: 

Vodafone: 072 + seven digit number 

Orange: 074 + seven digit number 

Zapp: 078 + seven digit number 

Cosmote: 076 + seven digit number 

Emergency Phone Numbers 

Emergency Medical & Ambulance, Police, Hospital, 

Fire 112 

Telephone Customer Service 931 

Telephone Repairs 921 or 922 

Entertainment Information 951 

Time (correct time) 958 

“Yellow Pages” 9333 

Electrical Repairs 9291 

Veterinary Emergency 9331 

TAROM Information 9361 

Baneasa Airport 9371 

Info EASY-NET (ISP) 9381 

Traffic Information 9391 

Railway Information 9521 

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Mass Media 

Newspapers are published in Romanian, Hungarian, 

German, English and French. Various western 

magazines and newspapers can be found in 

hotels, newsstands, petrol stations and supermarkets. 

News Agencies 

Media Fax 

3B Str. Tudor Arghezi, Sect. 2, Bucharest 

Tel: (+4031)825 61 00 

Fax: (+4031)825 61 40 

Internet: http://www.mediafax.ro 

Rompres 

1 Piata Presei Libere 


Tel: (+4021)207 61 10 

Fax: (+4021)317 07 07 

Internet: http://www.rompres.ro 

Official Information 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs 

31 Aleea Alexandru 


Tel: (+4021)319 21 08 

Fax: (+4021)319 68 82 

E-mail: mae@mae.ro 

Communication Directorate 



Tel: (+4021)319 21 93 

Fax: (+4021)319 21 95 

E-mail: dcom@mae.ro 

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embassies in romania 

Argentina – Consulate 

Union International Center, 

11 Ion Câmpineanu Street 

Tel: (+4021)312 26 26; (+4021)312 30 44 ; 

(+4021)312.17.39 

Fax: (+4021)312 01 16 

E-mail: eruma@mrecic.gov.ar 

Hours: 9.00-14.00 

Australia – General Consulate 

74 Unirii Boulevard 


Tel: (+4021)320 98 02 

Fax: (+4021)320 98 23 

Hours: M-Th 9:00-13:00, 13:30-17:30; F 9:00-14:00 

Austria – Consulate 

7 Dumbrava Roşie 


Tel: (+4021) 201.56.12; (+4021) 201.56.15; (+4021) 

201.56.18 

Fax: (+4021) 210.08.85 

E-mail: bukarest-ob@bmeia.gv.at 

Hours M-F: 9.00-11.00 

Belgium 

58 Dacia Boulevard 


Tel: (+4021)210 29 69 

Fax: (+4021)210 29 68 

Hours: M-Th 9:00-13:00, 14:30-17:00; F 8:30-15:00 

Canada 

36 N. Iorga Street 


Tel: (+4021)307 50 00 

Fax: (+4021)307 50 15 

Website: http:// www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/bucharest 

Hours: M-Th 9:00-17:00; F 8:30-14:00 

China 

2 Soseaua Nordului 


Tel: (+4021)232 88 58 

Fax: (+4021)233 06 84 

Hours: T and Th 8:30-12:00 

Danemark – Consulate 

3 Dr.Burghelea Street 

Tel: (+4021) 300.08.00 

Fax: (+4021) 312.03.58 

E-mail: buhamb@um.dk 

Website: www.ambbukarest.um.dk 

Finland – Consulate 

2 bis Atena Street 

Tel: (+4021) 230.75.45, (+4021) 230.50.10, (+4021) 

230.75.26 

Fax: (+4021) 230.75.05 

E-mail: sanomat.buk@formin.fi 

Sit Web: http://www.finlandia.ro 

Hours: M-F 8.00-16.15 

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France 

13-15 Biserica Amzei Street 


Tel: (+4021)303 10 00 

Fax: (+4021)303 10 90 

Website: http://www.ambafrance.ro.org 

Hours: M-F 8:30-13:00; 14:30-17:30 

Germany 

6-8 Gheorghe Demetriade Street 


Tel: (+4021)202 98 30 

Fax: (+4021)230 58 46 

Hours: M toTh 8:00-13:00, 13:30-17:00; F 

8:00-14:00 

Greece – Consulate 

1-3 Pache Protopopescu Boulevard 

District 2 Bucharest 

Tel: (+4021) 209.41.70-4 

Fax 209.41.75 

E-mail: grembassy@grembassy.ro 

Hours: M-F 9.00-16.00 

India 

11 Uruguay Street 


Tel: (+4021)222 54 51 

Fax: (+4021)222 26 81 

Hours: M-F 9:00 - 17:30 

Italy 

9 Henri Coandă Street 

District 1 Bucharest 

Tel: (+4021) 305.21.00, (+4021) 212.87.37 

Fax: (+4021) 312.04.22; 312.42.69 

E-mail: ambasciata.bucarest@esteri.it 

E-mail: segramb.bucarest@esteri.it 

Website: http://www.ambitalia.ro 

Israel 

Dimitrie Cantemir Boulevard 


Tel: (+4021) 318.94.16; (+4021) 318.94.17 

Fax: (+4021) 318.94.02 

Hours M-Th: 9.00-17.00; F: 9.00-15.00 

Japan 

4-8 Nicolae Titulescu Street 


Tel: (+4021) 319.18.90/ 319.18.91 

Fax: (+4021) 319.18.95/ 319.18.96 

Website: http://www.ro.emb-japan.go.jp/ 

E-mail: embjpn@b.astral.ro 

Hours M-F: 9.00-13.00; 14.30-17.00 

Netherland 


Tel: (+4021) 208.60.30 

Fax: (+4021) 230.76.20 

E-mail: bkr@minbuza.nl 

Website: http://www.olanda.ro 

Hours M-Th: 8.30-13.00, 13.30-17.30; 

F: 8.30-13.00, 13.30-15.00 

Poland 

23 Aleea Alexandru nr. 23 

Tel: (+4021) 3082200; 

Fax: (+4021) 230.78.32 

E-mail: ambasada@bukareszt.ro 

Hours M-F: 8.00-16.00 

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Portugal 

55 Paris Street, 

District 1 Bucureşti 

Tel: (+4021) 230.41.36 

Fax: (+4021) 230.41.17 

E-mail: emporrom@fx.ro 

Website: www.embportugal.ro 

Hours M-F: 9.00-13.00; 15.00-18.00 

Turkey 

72 Calea Dorobanţilor 7 

Tel: (+4021) 206 37 00/04 

Fax: (+4021) 206 37 37 

E-mail: Bukres.be@mfa.gov.tr 

Hours M–F: 9.00-12.30; 14.00-18.00 

Russia 

6 Pavel Kiseleff Street 

Tel: (+4021) 222.31.70; (+4021) 222.34.59 

Fax: (+4021)) 222.94.50 

E-mail: rab@mb.roknet.ro 

Website: http://www.romania.mid.ru 

Spain 

1 Tirana Street 

Tel: (+4021) 233.91.90 

Fax: (+4021) 230.76.26 

Website: www.spania.xnet.ro 

Hours M-Th: 8.30-14.00; 15.00-17.00 

F: 8.30-14.00 

United States of America 

7–9 Tudor Arghezi Street 

Tel: (+4021) 200 33 00 

Fax: (+4021) 200 34 42 

Website: http://www.usembassy.ro/ 

Hours M–F: 8.00-17.00 

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© Castel Film

In postproduction 

Crossing Dates, by Anca Damian 

feature film, 35 mm, 90 min 

Three people – a radio DJ, a woman in her 40’s and a Norwegian 

businessman - that intersect their lives; three stories about life and another 

way of understanding encounters and the human destiny. 

In postproduction 

Katalin Varga by Peter Strickland 


An avenging angel by the name of Katalin Varga scales the Carpathian 

Mountains by horse and is in possession of the one thing that can redefine 

her husband’s notion of redemption. 

In development 

Somewhere in Palilula, 

by Silviu Purcărete 


A fascinating dark comedy about a hallucinating time and place in Romania. 

Story is concentrated on the bitter-sweet life under communism time in the 

little mountain city of Palilula. 

features / documentaries / 

commercials / short films 

Services: casting, location scouting, budgeting, 

scheduling, equipment booking, editing & graphic 

Popa Soare st. no 52, et.1, ap.4, 

Bucharest 2, 023984, Romania, 

tel/fax: +4021 326 6480, 326 0268, 

www.librafilm.net

in association with the TV channel arte 

Third Edition Aug 11 - Sept 7 2008 

Aristoteles Workshop (AW) is a High Definition TV training center based in Transilvania, Romania, dedicated to foster 

a new generation of creative documentary filmmakers in Central and Eastern Europe. Established in 2005, with support 

from the TV channel arte, AW offers both a hands-on approach and a continuous tutoring system. Well established 

international experts will guide the students through every step of the planning, production and post-production process. 

www.aworkshop.org

USA POST-PRODUCTION FACILITY. NOW IN ROMANIA. 

Chainsaw is the only American-owned post-production facility in Romania. It is the sister company of Chainsaw in Los Angeles, which edits 

Academy Awards, American Idol, MTV Movie Awards and other top rated shows. Chainsaw Europe is a full-service post-production facility 

for feature films and advertising. Among our clients your will find Sony Pictures International, Sony AXN, HBO, Cinetel Films, New Regency 

Pictures, BBC, Discovery Channel, National Geographic Channel, Leo Burnett London, Saatchi & Saatchi London, Domino Film, Grey Worldwide, 

JWT, Ogilvy & Mather, Publicis, BBDO, McCann-Erickson. Film credits: “The Rest is Silence” by Nae Caranfil, “Gruber’s journey” by 

Radu Gabrea, “Tache” by Igor Cobilanski. Equipped with the latest in Avid and Pro Tools technology, Chainsaw Europe prides itself on its 

western post-production standards, low rates as compared to West European countries and being a home away from home. So feel 

at home. Contacts: diana.negoitescu@chainsaweurope.com, irina.stanciulescu@chainsaweurope.com – www.chainsaweurope.com

Published by Romanian Film Promotion 

Supported by: 

The National Cinema Centre 

Romanian Cultural Institute in Paris 

Project Manager: Mihai Gligor 

Editor: Codruța Crețulescu 

Graphic Design: Raymond Bobar 

Romanian landscape photos by: Sorin Toma 

Special thanks: Bogdan Moncea, Loredana Manolescu 


60 Plantelor Street, 1st floor, app. 3 

023976, sector 2 Bucharest 

T: + 40 31 10 50 187/ 31 10 50 18 

F: + 40 31 10 50 186 

E: info@romfilmpromotion.ro 

W: http://www.romfilmpromotion.ro 

Disclaimer note: The information in this brochure is valid according to May 2008

ROMANIAN FILM PROMOTION

SHOOTING romania

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