19 OCT, 18:00 · Thalia Hall
The screening is followed by a 15-minute Q&A with the filmmakers or special guests. It is a chance to discover the story behind the film and discuss its themes directly.
Guests:
Valer Simion Cosma
A TRAIN PASSES EVERY DAY AND IT NEVER STOPS
Vlad Petri / Romania / 2026 / 65 min
In an isolated village in Bistrița-Năsăud, a death brings people together, while songs, rituals and conversations reveal a community where grief, humor and solidarity coexist in everyday life.
Screenings
About the film
The film quietly observes life in a village in Bistrița-Năsăud through the rituals surrounding the death of one of its members. The gravediggers, the local barbershop – a place for stories and confessions – and a funeral create a portrait of a community where death is part of everyday life. Between funeral songs, jokes and intimate moments, the film captures the bonds between people and the memory of a place suspended between continuity and change.
ProducerVlad Petri, Livia Radulescu, Laura Trocan
SoundFilip Mureșan, Vlad Voinescu
CinematographyVlad Petri
Q&A
21 OCT, 16:00 · Cinema City 5
The screening is followed by a 15-minute Q&A with the filmmakers or special guests. It is a chance to discover the story behind the film and discuss its themes directly.
Guests:
Valer Simion Cosma
