 Centrul Cultural Romanesc (CCR) din Londra
prezinta
CONCERT CU DANA CODOREAN-BERCIU si MUKKA BAND LA ORA 21.00!
Vineri 4 aprilie 2008
19.00 – 00.30
pe vaporul HMS PRESIDENT
Victoria Embankment, Blackfriars, London EC4Y 0HJ. Metrou: Blackfriars si Embankment
langa podul Blackfriars, pe malul de nord al Tamisei, vis-a-vis de Oxo Tower
(vezi harta aici )
Atentie! SE DANSEAZA!
Pregatiti-va de o seara extra fierbinte in stil (traditional) romanesc!
Bufet gratuit intre 20.00 – 20.30. Va rugam sa va confirmati prezenta in avans pentru a putea comanda cantitatea necesara de mancare. Tombola cu premii romanesti extraordinare la 22.00. Puteti castiga doua bilete la seara de gala a Festivalului de film romanesc de la Londra !
Dupa tombola: DISCOTECA ROMANEASCA pana la 00.30!!!
Bilete rezervate (plata la intrare): £10/£8 pentru membrii CCR. £9 reducere pentru studenti (cu legitimatie de student). Pentru a beneficia de biletul cu pret special pentru membrii CCR va rugam sa aduceti legitimatia de membru CCR. Pentru biletele fara rezervare se percepe o taxa de £1.
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Citeste mai departe... [PETRECEREA ROMANEASCA cu Dana Codorean-Berciu & Mukka Band]
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 Centrul Cultural Romanesc (CCR) din Londra
va invita
Vineri 4 aprilie 2008, 19.00 – 00.30
pe vaporul HMS PRESIDENT
Victoria Embankment, Blackfriars, London EC4Y 0HJ.
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Citeste mai departe... [Petrecerea Romaneasca - Vineri 4 aprilie 2008]
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 Verso Books, January 2008, 120 pages. ISBN: 9781844671663. RRP: £7.99
The book can be purchased directly from the publishers, Verso Books , or from Amazon.co.uk
‘Mad Cow, Bird Flu, Global Village’ is also available in most good bookshops.
Acute and wickedly funny cartoons by MoMA/Tate-exhibited artist
Spontaneous, abrupt and wickedly humorous, Dan Perjovschi is fast becoming one of the world’s most influential cartoonists. He presents here a sceptical commentary on contemporary global conflicts and dilemmas, military and economic imperialism, and the complexities and contradictions of social and political life in a post-cold war world. Drawing on popular forms of newspaper cartoons and comics for his often unpalatable truths, his drawings are disorderly and disrespectful, puncturing the world of the mass media and their trivial, bizarre products. Perjovschi is a master of the punchline, his command of language unique, infused with puns and multiple meanings. The result is at once hilarious and subversive.
Dan Perjovschi is an installation artist, curator, and graphic designer. He has exhibited at many venues internationally, including the Venice Biennale, MoMA, New York, and Tate Modern, London; and has held many fellowships, including at Duke University, NC, and Atlantic Center for the Arts, Florida. He lives in Bucharest, Romania.
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Citeste mai departe... [New book by DAN PERJOVSCHI: Mad Cow, Bird Flu, Global Village]
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 Home & Away. The Romanian Film Festival in London, 5th edition
10-13 April 2008, Curzon Mayfair, 38 Curzon St, London W1J 7T
Dear Friends,
On THURSDAY 10 April the STORY begins with CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ on our journey through the OCCIDENT. And if REALITY WON’T BITE we’ll be swimming against the COLD WAVES until the ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN AT THE STATION. It will be A GOOD DAY FOR A SWIM.
In the programme:
THURSDAY / JOI (Hadrian Marcu, Romania, 2007, 30’)
STORY (Dana Ranga, Germany, 2003, 87’ – documentary)
CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ (Endless) (Cristian Nemescu, Romania, 2007, 155’)
OCCIDENT (Cristian Mungiu, Romania, 2002, 105’)
REALITY WON’T BITE (Marius Olteanu, UK, 2008 – National Film and Television School, 25’)
COLD WAVES / RAZBOI PE CALEA UNDELOR (Alexandru Solomon, Romania / Germany / Luxembourg, 2007, 108’ – documentary)
THE ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN AT THE STATION (Bogdan Apetri, USA, 2006, 4’)
A GOOD DAY FOR A SWIM / O ZI BUNA DE PLAJA (Bogdan Mustata, Romania, 2008, 10’)
... and other amazing films from Romanian film-makers based in Romania or elsewhere. Full programme on our web site romanianculturalcentre.org.uk/filmfestival/
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Citeste mai departe... [Home & Away. The Romanian Film Festival in London, 5th edition]
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EIGHT TO GO AND MORE TO COME