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A collection dedicated to the special guests of FILIT 2025, cultural figures who bring diverse perspectives on literature.
A selection of writers invited to FILIT 2025, authors from Romania and abroad participating in the festivalās events.
The CELA 3 2025 collection includes the authors and translators involved in the third edition of the Connecting Emerging Literary Artists program, part of the European literary network.
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A special evening with Ukrainian authors Olena Herasymiuk and Pavlo Matyusha, hosted by Robert Čerban. The discussion includes the launch of Mecanisme de apÄrare. 12 scriitori ucraineni Ć®n rÄzboi (Kateryna Babkina, Roman Budanov, Serhii Demchuk, Tamara Duda, Anyuta Galperina, Olena Herasymiuk, Hanna Gorodetska, Oleksandr Irvanets, Pavlo Kazarin, Pavlo Matyusha, Valentyn Pospielov, Teia Sanina), a collective volume published by the Literary Museums Publishing House IaČi (2025). The event is presented by CÄtÄlin Sava.
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium Ā· 22 October 2025
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium22 October 2025Literature
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An evening with Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Junot DĆaz, hosted by Marius Chivu. The conversation will be held in English with simultaneous interpretation available. Junot DĆaz was born in the Dominican Republic and raised in New Jersey. He is author of the critically acclaimed Drown; The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, which won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award; and This is How You Lose Her, a New York Times bestseller and National Book Award finalist. He is the recipient of a MacArthur āGeniusā Fellowship, PEN/Malamud Award, Dayton Literary Peace Prize, Guggenheim Fellowship, and PEN/O. Henry Award. A graduate of Rutgers College, Diaz is currently the fiction editor at Boston Review, and the Rudge and Nancy Allen Professor of Writing at MIT. The event is presented by CÄtÄlin Sava.
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium Ā· 23 October 2025
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium23 October 2025Journalism
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French novelist Michel Bussi meets the audience in a dialogue hosted by Marius Constantinescu, with consecutive interpretation by Simona Modreanu. Michel Bussi is one of Franceās most widely read contemporary authors, known for his intricate thrillers and psychological novels. His works, including After the Crash, Black Water Lilies, and Time Is a Killer, have been translated into dozens of languages and adapted for film and television. The event is presented by CÄtÄlin Sava.
āAlexandru Ioan Cuzaā University of IaČi, āMihai Eminescuā Aula Magna Ā· 24 October 2025
āAlexandru Ioan Cuzaā University of IaČi, āMihai Eminescuā Aula Magna24 October 2025Literature
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A meeting with acclaimed author Tracy Chevalier, hosted by Ioana BĆ¢ldea Constantinescu. The event will be held in English with simultaneous interpretation available. Tracy Chevalier is a British-American novelist celebrated for her historical fiction exploring art, identity, and womenās lives. She gained international acclaim with Girl with a Pearl Earring, later adapted into an Oscar-nominated film, and is also the author of Remarkable Creatures and A Single Thread. The event is presented by CÄtÄlin Sava.
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium Ā· 25 October 2025
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium25 October 2025Literature
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The final evening features the Romanian Cultural Institute Award for the Best Translation from Romanian (2024) and the High-School Students Award for the Most Beloved Book of 2024, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Cristian Mungiu, hosted by CÄtÄlin Striblea. Cristian Mungiu is an award-winning Romanian filmmaker and screenwriter, recognized for his realist storytelling and social insight. His film 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days won the Palme dāOr at Cannes in 2007, followed by acclaimed works such as Beyond the Hills and Graduation. The event is presented by CÄtÄlin Sava.
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium Ā· 26 October 2025
āVasile Alecsandriā National Theatre, Grand Auditorium26 October 2025Culture
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