21e édition : Du 30 mars au 13 avril 2026

Romania

Ice Breath

Between 2015 and 2024, Leonard Alecu filmed the melting glaciers off the east coast of Greenland. This film captures the shifting drama of the ice that a still image could not fully convey. The film's hypnotic quality is heightened by the soundtrack Become Ocean (2015 Grammy for Best Classical Contemporary Composition), a haunting piece by John Luther Adams that evokes the melting of polar glaciers and the elevation of sea levels. Beyond an ecological report on climate, it is a black-and-white visual meditation on solitude, and our place in an ephemeral world.

2026-03-19T11:28:08+01:0018 Mar 2026|

Leonard Alecu

With a master’s degree in microelectronics, Leonard Alecu is a photographer and filmmaker specializing in large-format (8x20 inches). Trained in the Edward Weston school, he pursues a quest for analog perfection in black and white. His works on the frozen lands of the North have been exhibited in prestigious institutions such as the MARe (Museum of Recent Art) in Bucharest and the George Enescu University of Arts Gallery in Iasi. An award-winner at international festivals, he has distinguished himself globally with Ice Breath, winning Best Documentary Feature in London (New Renaissance) and receiving multiple awards at the IndieFEST in the United States.

2026-03-19T11:26:15+01:0018 Mar 2026|

Andrei Epure

Andrei Epure is a Romanian director who graduated in 2025 in Screenwriting and Film Studies from the National University of Theatre and Film in Bucharest. Since then he has collaborated with various directors in writing their features. In 2019, he has considered directing his own projects, starting with Maybe darkness will cover me. His second short film Intercom 15 premiered at Semaine de la Critique - Cannes in 2021. In 2025, Andrei completed with his first feature Don’t let me die, which was developed at La Résidence du Festival de Cannes and Next Step - Semaine de la Critique.

2026-03-14T10:55:04+01:0011 Mar 2026|

Simply divine

In 1939, a soldier meets a young woman. A love story begins, but the soldier is called to the front, and the war dissolves their idyll. During a long interview, this woman, now 91 years old, reveals the secrets of a forgotten era. What remains of a love story after three-quarters of a century and a world war?

2026-03-02T15:32:53+01:002 Mar 2026|

Bogdan Stamatin

Bogdan Stamatin is a Romanian director working between France and Romania. In 2018, he directed Une Semaine maximum deux, which screened at numerous international festivals, including the Aubagne International Film Festival. He is also the founder and organizer of the Campulung Film Fest in his hometown.

2026-03-02T15:20:48+01:002 Mar 2026|

Mélody Boulissière

Mélody Boulissière is a graduate of ENSAD (Paris) and La Poudrière (Valence). She gained recognition with her graduation film, Ailleurs, which was selected for the Cannes Film Festival’s Cinéfondation in 2016. In 2018, she directed Étourdis étourneaux for the "En sortant de l’école" collection, broadcast on France Télévisions.

2026-03-02T15:01:32+01:002 Mar 2026|
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