The Animest.19 program includes a series of accessible animations for the hearing impaired
Two feature films for all ages and a selection of short films for children will have descriptive subtitles and interpretation
Culture
The paradox of history. Once, where “This way is not possible”, now it will be possible
The Răzoare Forest at Cota 100 witnessed heroic battles in the First World War. Instead, the front lines of 1917
Top 20 best books of the 21st century, according to the New York Times
In case you are stuck for reading ideas, The New York Times, with the help of well-known writers, literary critics,
“Memoir of a Snail”, the latest film by Oscar-winning director Adam Elliot, opens Animest.19
The emotional and humorous story of a woman who refuses to be defeated by life’s adversities will open the 19th
The 19th edition of the Animest Festival rediscovers urban life. When the event takes place
Why do we love the city? What delights, excites and excites us about urban life? Or, on the contrary, what
An architectural jewel of Romania, restored from the ground up. Unique paintings hidden by the communists under plaster and paint, brought to light
After five years of restoration, the “Rudolf Schweitzer – Cumpăna” Art Gallery in Pitesti will regain its former glory. This
EXCLUSIVE Bruce Lincoln, teacher, disciple and former student of Mircea Eliade: “His admiration for the legionary movement disturbed me a lot”
Articles and documents from the 1930s, in which the Romanian philosopher Mircea Eliade declared his sympathy for the Iron Guard,
“My brilliant friend”, written by the Italian Elena Ferrante, the best book of the 21st century, according to the New York Times
“My brilliant friend” by Elena Ferrante, in English translation by Ann Goldstein and published by Europa Editions under the title
General culture test: Paris, mon amour
See how informed you are with the help of these 27 questions, classified by several fields of interest, in a
INTERVIEW Lavinia Betea, historian: “The invitation to a camp was viewed with envy by the other students”
“Weekend Adevărul” talked with the historian Lavinia Betea about how going to the camp was perceived during the communist period,