Saturday

On Saturday 3 July, ROMANIAN, ADJECTIVE presented a modern classic of Romanian cinema – SAND CLIFFS by Dan Pita, a film which was banned by the communist regime almost immediately after its 1983 release. The screening was followed by a Q&A with director Dan Pita and the film’s star, Victor Rebengiuc, moderated by Dr Mike Phillips OBE.

The second film of the evening was THE MEDAL OF HONOUR by Calin Peter Netzer, also starring Victor Rebengiuc, followed by a Q&A moderated by Dr Mike Phillips OBE.

Preparing for the Q&A session following the screening of SAND CLIFFS: Dr Mike Phillips OBE, Dan Pita, Ramona Mitrica, and Victor Rebengiuc
During the Q&A session: Dan Pita, Ramona Mitrica, Victor Rebengiuc
Actor Victor Rebengiuc during the Q&A session
During the Q&A session: Mike Phillips, Dan Pita, Ramona Mitrica, Victor Rebengiuc
The audience talks to the Romanian guests
Mike Phillips, Dan Pita, Ramona Mitrica, and Victor Rebengiuc replying to the audience's questions
Mike Phillips
Dan Pita
Victor Rebengiuc
Dan Pita answering the questions of his fans
Mike Phillips during the Q&A session
During the break before the second screening of the day, in the Curzon Mayfair lobby
During the break before the second screening of the day, in the Curzon Mayfair lobby
Victor Rebengiuc talks to his London fans
Victor Rebengiuc, Ramona Mitrica, Petru Clej
Dan Pita
HE Dr Ion Jinga, Romania's Ambassador to the UK, talking to Mike Phillips
During the Q&A session after the screening of THE MEDAL OF HONOUR
Ramona Mitrica, Victor Rebengiuc
The entrance of the Curzon Mayfair cinema
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