The 2025 Romanian Film Showcase arrives in Palma with a cycle of three free screenings in the original Romanian version with Spanish subtitles. Throughout December, the Teatre Municipal Mar i Terra (TM Maruja Alfaro) becomes a meeting point for anyone interested in discovering some of the most compelling voices in contemporary Romanian cinema.
Officially titled the Cicle de Cinema Romanès, the program features three recent feature films with free admission until full capacity is reached. It is an ideal proposal for auteur-film enthusiasts, students and curious audiences looking to explore new European perspectives without leaving the city.
Dates, venue and practical information
- Dates: 3–17 December 2025
- Screening days: Wednesdays 3, 10 and 17 December
- Time: 7:00 p.m.
- Venue: TM Maruja Alfaro – Teatre Municipal Mar i Terra
- Address: c. de Sant Magí, 89–91, Palma
- Admission: free until full capacity
- Language: Romanian, original version with Spanish subtitles (VOSE)
- More information: 971 710 986 / 971 720 135
Full program of the 2025 Romanian Film Showcase in Palma
Wednesday, 3 December – “Anul Nou care n-a fost” (The New Year That Never Came)
Original title: Anul Nou care n-a fost Catalan title: L’any nou que mai va arribar Director: Bogdan Mureșanu Year: 2024 Duration: 138 minutes Format: VOSE (Romanian with Spanish subtitles)
This film opens the cycle with a recent feature exploring personal relationships and the contradictions of contemporary society, marked by the characteristic elements of modern Romanian cinema: a slow pace, subtle humor and strong social depth.
Wednesday, 10 December – “Horia”
Title: Horia Director: Ana Maria Comanescu Year: 2023 Duration: 108 minutes Format: VOSE (Romanian with Spanish subtitles)
The second film in the program, directed by an emerging filmmaker. “Horia” offers an intimate portrait of its characters and tackles themes such as identity, family expectations and the transition into adulthood, in line with the best of European independent cinema.
Wednesday, 17 December – “TWST / Things We Said Today”
Title: TWST / Things We Said Today Director: Andrei Ujică Year: 2024 Duration: 86 minutes Format: VOSE (Romanian with Spanish subtitles)
The cycle closes with Andrei Ujică’s proposal, a work that combines reflection, memory and a contemporary gaze. With a shorter running time, it is a perfect introduction for first-time viewers of Romanian cinema.
Tips to make the most of the showcase
- Arrive early: sessions are free and seating is assigned in order of arrival, so it’s best to show up in advance.
- Perfect for VOSE audiences: all films are screened in the original language with Spanish subtitles, a great opportunity to enjoy authentic performances.
- Combine it with a stroll in Santa Catalina: the Teatre Mar i Terra is located in an area full of bars and restaurants, ideal for rounding off your cultural outing.
- Recommended for film and humanities students: the cycle features recent examples of current Romanian cinema, useful for analysis and academic work.
Frequently asked questions about the 2025 Romanian Film Showcase in Palma
When is the Romanian Film Showcase held in Palma?
The showcase takes place from 3 to 17 December 2025, with three screenings on Wednesdays 3, 10 and 17 December at 7:00 p.m.
Where are the films shown?
All screenings are held at TM Maruja Alfaro – Teatre Municipal Mar i Terra, on c. de Sant Magí, 89–91, Palma.
Is admission free?
Yes, admission is free until full capacity is reached. No prior registration is required.
In what language are the films screened?
All films are screened in Romanian, in the original version with Spanish subtitles (VOSE).
Is this activity suitable for all audiences?
The cycle is especially designed for fans of auteur and European independent cinema, but it is open to anyone interested in discovering new cinematic voices.
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