The New Year That Never Came

Director
Bogdan Muresanu
Runtime
2 h 18 min
Country
Romania
Language
Romanian
Subtitles
English

Synopsis

On December 20th, 1989, Romania stands on the brink of revolution. The streets are alive with demonstrations, students mock the regime through art, and New Year’s shows glorify Ceausescu. Yet, behind closed doors, families grapple with personal conflicts and the omnipresent Secret Police. Six seemingly disconnected lives intersect in unexpected ways. As tensions reach a boiling point, an explosive moment brings them together, culminating in the dramatic fall of Ceausescu and the communist regime.

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Screenings

13:15

ASTOR Film Lounge MyZeil

Wednesday 16.10.

Cast and crew

Director
Bogdan Muresanu
Producer
- -

About the director(s):
Award-winning Romanian writer and director Bogdan Mureșanu, born in 1974, shifted from literature and advertising to cinema with continued success. Since his debut in 2008 with the script for The Human Torch (Best Short, TIFF scriptwriting competition), his work has covered animation, documentaries, fiction films and TV series. He is a member of the European Film Academy and best known as the scriptwriter of Sandals, a short animated film that won numerous international awards, including the Youth Jury Award at Clermont-Ferrand in 2020. He is also known as the director of The Christmas Gift, winner of the European Film Academy Award for Best Short Film 2019 and another 72 awards from 200 festivals, including the Grand Prix at Clermont-Ferrand, Best European Short Film at Alcine European Film Festival and three awards at Tampere Film Festival. His short art documentary “Negruzzi 14” was showcased at the National Museum of Contemporary Art in 2016.

Bogdan Muresanu

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