Romanian Film Evening at MOCAD

Thursday, October 29, 7 pm, Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
Free and open to the public






7:00PM: ARCHITECTURE AND POWER (1994, 52 min narrated in English)
by Nicolae Margineanu

Political power always betrays its intentions through architecture. This is a history of Bucharest seen through the eyes of totalitarian architecture.

8:15PM: BRAN CASTLE, VLAD TEPES VS DRACULA, RASNOV STRONGHOLD (2005, 60 min, narrated in English)
by Nicolae Margineanu

The Castle owes its fame to the legendary Bram Stoker’s Dracula, character inspired by the actual Prince Vlad Tepes (i.e., Vlad the Impaler). Despite the lack of actual proof of his dwelling at Bran, curiosity and the excitement of possibly meeting the enigmatic hero bring by many visitors, lovers of the legend. The film relates the history of the castle as well as of the real Romanian king Vlad Tepes.





Possible discussions between movies to be facilitated by U of M Film Department faculty or students.