Proiecte

Cultural Traumas in Contemporary European Small National Cinemas

Cultural Traumas in Contemporary European Small National Cinemas

Young Independent Teams/Tinere Echipe research project, supported by a grant of the Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digitization, CNCS – UEFISCDI, Romania.

Project number PN-III-P1-1.1-TE-2021-0613, within PNCDI III. 5 May 2022 – 4 May 2024.

Project director, principal investigator  Andrea Virginás

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Screening Romanian Social Transformations, 1990-2021

Ecranizarea Transformărilor Sociale Românești, 1990-2021/Screening Romanian Social Transformations, 1990-2021

2022-2024: Exploratory Research Grant (PN-III-P4-PCE2021-0141)

Principal Investigator: Constantin Parvulescu

‘Screening Romanian Social Transformations, 1990-2021’ highlights and exploits the critical intervention of Romanian cinema and narrative television in ten debates relevant to the transformation of Romanian post socialist society, 1990-2021. The analysed texts are fiction, documentary, animation, short films, and television series. The project advances the findings of more disparate research in film and television studies on this topic and completes knowledge on Romanian society disseminated by historical and social sciences research. It demonstrates that film can offer original perspectives that broaden the comprehension of the accelerated transformation of the Romanian society since 1989.

The Multimedia Dictionary of Romanian Theatre

The Multimedia Dictionary of Romanian Theatre-DMTR.ro

Dr Cristina Modreanu, Professor Miruna Runcan PhD, Dr. Raluca Blaga

AFCN (National Cultural Fund Administration) GRANT

Ageing and Gender in European Cinema, AGE-C

Ageing and Gender in European Cinema, AGE-C

AGE-C is a collaborative research project involving Goethe University Frankfurt, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris, Università degli Studi di Udine, Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, and King’s College London. The project, supported by the Volkswagen Foundation.

AGE-C contributes towards the creation of a European research space by bringing together an international team of researchers whose expertise covers an important share of the EU’s and its neighbours’ territory. Together we conduct and empirical study of how filmmakers and audiences view and interpret issues of old age and gender in European cinema. Our research helps us better understand the current state of European cinema and has further implications for health care and cultural policy.

Active period: February 2023 – January 2027.

Romanian unit at Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca: Dr. Hab. Andrea Virginás (PI), PhD student Angéla-Boglárka Farkas (research assistant).

Project website may be accessed here (https://age-c.eu/about/ ).

The International Conference Age and Ageing in European and Anglophone Cinema(s) is organized in the context of the project 3-5 September 2025 in Cluj-Napoca. Registration payment here