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Olivia Niță stars in The Gray House - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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The cast of the Amazon Prime miniseries includes the Romanian actress Olivia Niță An international production filmed entirely in Romania brings together Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman, and director Roland Joffé in ‘The Gray House’, a story about a clandestine network of women involved in espionage during the American Civil War. The cast of the Amazon Prime miniseries also includes the Romanian actress Olivia Niță, who plays Amanda Suggs, a widow from Richmond’s high society and a supporter of the
CATANE, the feature film debut of Ioana Mischie - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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Inspired by real events and social phenomena, CATANE proposes an incursion into a borderline situation After a successful international run, with a world premiere hosted by IFFI Goa/International Film Festival of India, a Hollywood nomination for original music and numerous awards for the screenplay, the film CATANE, written and directed by Ioana Mischie, has been recently seen by the Romanian audience. Inspired by real events and social phenomena, CATANE proposes an incursion into a borderline
Kîzîm: between tradition and freedom (reposted from 11.04.2026) - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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KÎZÎM, the latest film directed by Radu Potcoavă, for the first time brings to the screen a story inspired by the Tatar community in Romania. Based on a screenplay by Elias Ferchin, a well-known actor, director, and screenwriter of Tatar descent, the film marks the film debut of young actress Yeliz Meryem Mustafa. Yeliz plays the role of Selda, a teenager from a traditional Tatar family in Constanța who longs to enjoy her best high school years with her boyfriend and friends, but finds herself c
The Wall (Hotarul) - Between Realism and Humor - Radio Romania International (opens the original)
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A village in the Republic of Moldova, two neighboring families, and a piece of land that ends up sparking a full-blown war. A village in the Republic of Moldova, two neighboring families, and a piece of land that ends up sparking a full-blown war. From this seemingly simple premise emerges THE WALL (HOTARUL), the new film by Ion Borș and Ruslan Moroșan, a comedy brimming with verve, humor, and subtext, built on the small tensions of everyday life that end up speaking about much larger issues. Fo
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