English, please / Cinema
Vlad Ivanov: “Romanian Movies Don’t Offer Solutions”
George Popescu, Ionuț Dulămiță
I wanted to learn more about one of the greatest stage and screen actors in post-communist Romania.
Căutare
după "marea unire/2"
English, please / Iceland
North and Low
Ioana Cîrlig
Over the course of two weeks, I met with some of my favorite Icelandic artists to learn what makes up the place’s spirit and where the appetite for life comes from in darkness.
English, please / Health
The Vaccine We Didn't Take
Cecilia Laslo, Wanda Hutira
How the Romanian state and I, together and in turn, botched the HPV vaccine.
English, please / În lume
The Last Days of Cinema
Oana Țenter
Other colleagues who were not around today write to me: “How was it? Wish I was there”. In the bus, I post a short clip with the message on the cinema: „Stay safe and see you soon.”
English, please / Mediu
Conquering Trash Summits: How Romania and Ukraine Manage Garbage in the Carpathians
Oana Filip, Ioan Stoleru, Viktoriia Hubareva, Andrei Becheru
Almost every aspect of life is more difficult in the mountains and waste management is no exception. A cross-border team of journalists looks at how mountain communities deal with garbage, environmental impact & tourism, challenges and possible solutions.
English, please / Arte vizuale
Adrian Ghenie: My Method Is Managing Failure
Luiza Vasiliu
Little was known about Adrian Ghenie until recently: along with Mihai Pop, he founded Plan B Gallery, famous for putting Cluj on the international art map with a new generation of artists
English, please / Film
San Sebastian Film Festival (#4): Evolution Will Be Televised
Ioana Pelehatăi
Day#4: Ewan McGregor and Jennifer Connelly on Roth’s “American Pastoral”, Villeneuve’s “Arrival”, and “The Oddyssey” about Cousteau.
English, please / Technology
In Search of Lost Time on Facebook
Andy Sinboy, Luiza Vasiliu
I procrastinate because I feel like I can’t start anything good when I am not the world’s happiest woman. Surely, I will be one tomorrow. Tomorrow, everyone will be happy, there will be no wars, and the articles will write themselves.
English, please / Fotbal
FC ROMANIA
Oana Țenter
For the past thirteen years, an eighth league football team has been bringing together Romanian migrants and pro-Brexit Brits.
English, please / Război în Ucraina
“Your president is bombing your relatives”. Moscow Dispatch with a Russian Journalist
Constantin Cojocaru, Delia Marinescu, Loreta Isac Cojocaru
A Russian journalist speaks about propaganda, media censorship and solidarity with Ukraine.
English, please / Women
“Refusing any kind of relationship with men just felt powerful”. Inside South Korea’s 4B Movement
Delia Marinescu
In South Korea, a radical feminist movement called 4B tries to completely reshape patriarchy by rejecting any kind of relationships with men. What made thousands of women make this life changing decision and what consequences does it have within Korean society?
English, please
In Romania and Ukraine, the Danube Delta Is Hurting. Can We Do Anything to Heal It?
Viktoriia Hubareva, Oana Filip, Ioana Cîrlig
After the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Danube Delta habitat became threatened by the war and the increased naval traffic it brought to the region. This is the story of that impact, but also of the solutions that people on both the Ukrainian and Romanian sides of the Delta are working on to protect this area.
English, please / Actors
That’s Not How We Pass This Class, Alexandru!
Adi Bulboacă, Ionuț Dulămiță
Do you know who Alexandru Potocean is? He’s one of the most respected young Romanian actors. We sat down for beers and I wrote his story.
English, please / Visual arts
Drawing is Dancing: A Proposed Guide for Geta Brătescu
Daria Ghiu
A tour of Geta Brătescu’s art. The first woman artist with a solo exhibition at the Romanian Pavilion in Venice.
English, please / Literature
A Brief Account of a Book Festival in Edinburgh
Cătălina Stanislav, Vlad Pojoga
Festival Report: Edinburgh International Book Festival, one of the biggest of its kind in the world.
English, please / War
"There is a war in their country." How Moldova Is Receiving Ukrainian Refugees
Andreea Câmpeanu, Delia Marinescu
We went to the Palanca border and to Chișinău, in order to write about both the people who managed to escape the bullets and those who are receiving them.
English, please / Ukraine
Two Ukrainian Independence Days in Romania
Ioana Pelehatăi, Volodymyr Artiukh
A Romanian journalist and a Ukrainian anthropologist compare and contrast notes on two different (yet at times strikingly similar) Ukraine Independence Day events in Romania's capital.
English, please
Good. Very Good. Better.
Oana Țenter, Ana Maria Dudu
I have no clear ambitions in life, I am convinced that the idea of success is relative and that the formulas for happiness are narrow. Whence, however, the compulsive need for more and better, which grinds me down, but also exalts me? And what is its price?
English, please
The Exploitation on Your Plate. Romanian Workers on UK Farms During the Pandemic
Oana Țenter
The pandemic increases the risk of slave exploitation for agricultural workers - Romanians and Bulgarians are the most exposed. We spoke to workers, activists and authorities across the UK to understand the real price of food.
English, please / Război
Since the genocide in Gaza began, Israel has been killing an average of 13 journalists per month
Ioan Stoleru
226 Palestinian journalists have been killed in the past 20 months in what is a clear campaign to silence the voices of those documenting the atrocities in Gaza. We spoke to a Palestinian journalist and representatives from the Committee to Protect Journalists to better understand the dire situation facing Palestinian media workers and how it is affecting the state of mass-media worldwide.