Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF), held every year in Cluj-Napoca, will screen a selection of films from this year\u2019s program in Bucharest.<\/p>\n
The public in Bucharest can see Carlos Saiz\u2019s Lionel<\/em>, the winner of the Transilvania Trophy, alongside Gy\u00f6rgy P\u00e1lfi’s unconventional feature Hen<\/em>, one of the audience favorites at the Cluj festival.<\/p>\n The selection also includes a screening of Richard Kelly\u2019s cult classic Donnie Darko<\/em>, previously presented in the section dedicated to black comedies The Pitch Black Anthology<\/em>, as well as Swann in Love<\/em> (Un amour de Swann<\/em>), Volker Schl\u00f6ndorff’s adaptation of Marcel Proust’s novel, starring the legendary Ornella Muti, who was a special guest at TIFF this year.<\/p>\n The program also includes Bulk<\/em>, a low-budget sci-fi film directed by one of Britain’s most acclaimed contemporary filmmakers, Ben Wheatley; Alauda Ruiz de Az\u00faa\u2019s Sundays<\/em>,\u00a0 where a young woman longs to become a nun, much to her family’s dismay; Gabriele Muccino\u2019s Things We Don’t Say<\/em>, a story about relationships at breaking point; Akinola Davies Jr\u2019s My Father’s Shadow<\/em>, a debut set against the backdrop of Nigeria’s 1993 electoral crisis; R\u00e9mi Bezan\u00e7on\u2019s <\/em>Hitchcockian thriller Bazaar, Murder in the Building<\/em>; and The Stranger<\/em> (L’\u00c9tranger<\/em>), Fran\u00e7ois Ozon’s adaptation of Albert Camus’s classic novel.<\/p>\n The retrospective takes place between July 9 and July 12, at Elvire Popesco Cinema.<\/p>\n