About this Event
Echoes of Freedom: 35 Years Since Romania’s Revolution, an Appraisal in Film and Memory
Join us for a unique, one-day event in London, presented in English, to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Romanian Revolution. This pivotal moment in history not only brought down a dictatorship but also ignited global conversations about freedom, truth, and resilience—questions that remain deeply relevant today.
This event is more than a commemoration; it’s an immersive exploration of how the Revolution is remembered, reinterpreted, and brought to life through visual storytelling. "Echoes of Freedom" brings together leading voices, rare historical imagery, and powerful cinematic works to examine how art preserves the past and shapes collective memory for future generations.
Why Attend?
- Be part of a unique cultural event in London: Dive into a day of expert talks, cinematic experiences, and artistic exhibitions—all presented in English.
- Learn from leading voices: Hear from renowned historian Professor Dennis Deletant, acclaimed filmmaker Bogdan Mureșanu, and Romanian journalist Liviu Mihaiu as they provide unique insights into the Revolution and its global significance.
- Experience history through art: Explore an exclusive photographic exhibition showcasing rare images captured during the Romanian Revolution and an immersive video installation featuring fragments from the landmark documentary Videograms of a Revolution.
- Discover the power of cinema: Attend a screening of The New Year that Never Came, Bogdan Mureșanu’s poignant portrayal of the Revolution’s human impact, followed by a thought-provoking panel discussion on film’s role in shaping historical narratives.
- Connect and reflect: Enjoy a relaxed reception with complimentary food and drinks while revisiting the exhibitions and engaging with fellow attendees.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
East London Arts and Music, 45a Maltings Close, London, United Kingdom
GBP 19.99