The theme of the delightful Hungarian fantasy film "A Very Moral Night," made in 1977 and now playing at the Public Theater, could well be innocence, even if the action does take place in a bordello. It is a good bordello, so sweet and wholesome that it seems a place of pure beauty and Eden-like charm.

Two conspiracy-obsessed young men kidnap the high-powered CEO of a major company, convinced that she is an alien intent on destroying planet Earth.

A courageous exposé of the illegal logging mafia in Romania, in which two directors follow an entrepreneur turned eco-activist and end up in a direct confrontation with people from the corrupt system. Romania is still the country with the largest area of virgin forests in the European Union and fantastic biodiversity. DUPĂ CIOATE is an opportunity to reconnect with this burning issue and raise awareness of the importance of vigilance and monitoring, of the people who are actively involved in ensuring that the exploitation of our forests is as transparent and fair as possible.

In 2019, Marina Voica stars in a short film directed by Andrei Rautu, and since then, Andrei refuses to leave her life. Initially, Marina agrees to shoot a music video with Andrei, and later, the idea of making a documentary. However, she is not entirely satisfied with the way he films her. The interaction between the camera and the character unfolds as a battle of unmasking, in which the director seems to lose to the Romanian music diva, unsure of how to relate to her: as a grandmother or as a vibrant artist. Between concerts in Bucharest and visits to her home in Breaza, Andrei discovers two song lyrics tucked away in a drawer from years ago. Recording these becomes the pretext for continuing the filming, and the film becomes a remix of the history left behind by Marina Voica.

In a remote forgotten rural area, a mother struggles to maintain her sanity as she battles with psychosis.

In 2019, Marina Voica stars in a short film directed by Andrei Rautu, and since then, Andrei refuses to leave her life. Initially, Marina agrees to shoot a music video with Andrei, and later, the idea of making a documentary. However, she is not entirely satisfied with the way he films her. The interaction between the camera and the character unfolds as a battle of unmasking, in which the director seems to lose to the Romanian music diva, unsure of how to relate to her: as a grandmother or as a vibrant artist. Between concerts in Bucharest and visits to her home in Breaza, Andrei discovers two song lyrics tucked away in a drawer from years ago. Recording these becomes the pretext for continuing the filming, and the film becomes a remix of the history left behind by Marina Voica.

A brilliant surgeon, Dr. Génessier, helped by his assistant Louise, kidnaps nice young women. He removes their faces and tries to graft them onto the head on his beloved daughter Christiane, whose face has been entirely spoiled in a car crash. All the experiments fail, and the victims die, but Génessier keeps trying.

A look at the life of philosopher and political theorist Hannah Arendt, who reported for 'The New Yorker' on the trial of the Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem. Screening organized in partnership with the German Cultural Center Cluj-Napoca and Goethe-Institut.

A retired legal counselor writes a novel hoping to find closure for one of his past unresolved homicide cases, and for his unreciprocated love with his superior--both of which still haunt him decades later.

The chemistry between four artists made The Doors one of the most influential rock bands in America. Featuring rare archival footage from the band's formation in 1965 to Jim Morrison's death in 1971, the film traces the band's journey and offers a profound insight into the revolutionary impact of their music. The GRAMMY® Award-winning film is directed by Tom DiCillo and narrated by Johnny Depp. To mark the 60th anniversary of the band's formation, the film will be shown in theaters for the first time in 4K and will include a new rendition of the song "Riders on the Storm," recorded by John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and special guests in exotic locations around the world, in partnership with Playing For Change.

Amanda (Cameron Diaz) lives in LA and is a movie trailer editor. Iris (Kate Winslet) lives in Surrey and is a journalist. The two decide to swap houses for two weeks at Christmas - both trying to forget their troubled love lives, until love finds them anyways.