"Rhythms of Life" | Romanian Film Fest Arizona | Day 3

This fourth edition of the Romanian Film Fest Arizona captures the essence of human experiences, inviting you on a cinematic journey through the vibrant tapestry of Romanian storytelling. Each film reflects the varied rhythms that define our existence—whether through the adrenaline of competition, the chaos of revolution, or the poignant struggles of personal relationships.

4:00 p.m.
Film: Where Elephants Go
115 min. Comedy/Drama (2024)
In this poignant story, Leni, a young girl battling cancer, and her mother navigate life's challenges, including an unexpected romance with Marcel, a rebellious playwright. 
Directed by: Gabi Virginia Sarca, Catalin Rotaru
Original Language: Romanian. With English Subtitles.

7:20 p.m.
Film: Freedom (Libertate)
109 min. Drama/Thriller/War (2023)
Set during the tumultuous events of December 1989, this gripping thriller depicts the violent clash between civilians and the police in Sibiu, exploring the madness of the Romanian Revolution.
Directed by: Tudor Giurgiu
Original Language: Romanian. With English Subtitles.

The festival is made possible in part by generous support from the 
Melikian Center: Russian, Eurasian & East European Studies at Arizona State University