Access to outdoor screenings of the Les Films de Cannes à Bucarest festival will be free of charge, the organizers announced. Movies in the program will be screened at Verona Garden (located behind the Carturesti Verona bookstore) and on the terrace of the Museum of Recent Art. 

Les Films de Cannes à Bucarest returns with a new edition between October 23 and November 1. 

“Moviegoers will be greeted with tea, heaters, and, if necessary, blankets to ensure the necessary comfort, and wearing a mask is mandatory throughout the screenings that will begin at 19:00 in both locations,” the organizers said, Agerpres reported.

The list of movies to be screened at Carturesti Verona includes True Mothers by Naomi Kawase (on Friday, October 23), Le discours by Laurent Tirard (Saturday, October 24), Still the Water by Naomi Kawase (Sunday, October 25), La Vérité by Hirokazu Koreeda (Monday, October 26), Été 85 de François Ozon (Tuesday, October 27), Mandibules by Quentin Dupieux (Wednesday, October 28), Magnus Von Horn’s Sweat (Thursday, October 29), Naomi Kawase’s Sweet Bean (Friday, October 30), Malmkrog de Cristi Puiu (Saturday, October 31), and Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round (Sunday, November 1). 

Another Round, Été 85, and Le discours will also be screened on the terrace of the Museum of Recent Art (MARe) on October 23, 24, and 25. Participants in the screenings will also receive a ticket from MARe, which they can use to visit the museum until the end of the year. 

Further details are available at filmedefestival.ro.

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