American Independent Film Festival Program
AMERICAN INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL .8
June 7-13, 2024 (Bucharest)
June 7-8M 2024 (Bran Castle)
American Independent Film Festival returns to Bucharest this year with its 8th edition, which will run from June 7-13 at Cinema Elvire Popesco and Cinema Muzeul Țăranului.
For the first time in the history of the festival and Bran Castle, AIFF.8 is organising premiere screenings of films on June 7th and 8th, at dusk, in the castle courtyard.
For many of the titles in the programme, AIFF.8 represents a unique opportunity to be seen on the big screen.
The American Independent Film Festival is an American film, culture and lifestyle festival that aims to use the popularity of the cinema, but also the cultural values propagated by it, to fulfill cultural, educational, training, professional and humanitarian objectives, among an audience Romanian in whose education these values have a significant place.
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Access to the venues will not be allowed after the announced screening time.
Tickets can be presented for access on your mobile phone or tablet screen.
There will also be the option to purchase tickets on-site, subject to availability.
Organized by the Cinemascop Association, AIFF 8 is a cultural project funded by the Ministry of Culture, the Embassy of the United States of America in Romania*, the National Center of Cinematography.
With the support of: Banca Transilvania, Pepsi, Romanian Cultural Institute
Partners: Bran Castle, Bran Estate Management Company, French Institute of Romania, Elvire Popesco Cinema, Peasant Museum Cinema, Europa Cinemas, Eventbook.
Local partner: KunSTadt Cultural Association
Main media partner: PRO TV
Media partners: Agerpres, Libertatea, ELLE Romania, Scena9, Revista Biz, Haute Culture Magazine, Zile și Nopți, IQads, Igloo, Cultura la Dubă, Films in Frame, Observator Cultural, Cinemagia, Cinefan, Cinefilia, Cine Ghid, MovieNews, Liternet, Revista FILM
Monitoring partner: MediaTrust
*This project is funded in part by a grant from the US Department of State. The opinions, findings and conclusions presented during the project are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. State Department.