Sunday, June 11, 7:30 PM, Cinema Dacia Directed by Jean Mihail, 1925 Music and live performance: Volekh Quartet The struggle between tradition and modernity on klezmer & ethno rhythms Manasse, a classic of Romanian silent film newly restored by the National Film Archive, was directed by Jean Mihail, based on Ronetti-Roman's play....See more details

Wednesday, June 14, 21:30, Museum of Art Directed by Tod Browning Music & performance: Stephen Horne & Martin Pyne A fascinating and bizarre cult thriller set to original music and live accompaniment by two renowned musicians, Stephen Horne and Martin Pyne The Unknown is a 1927 cult film by nonconformist Tod Browning - filmmaker, vaudeville actor, circus performer....See more details

Friday, June 16th, 7 PM, Ethnographic Museum of Transylvania Directed by F.W. Murnau, 1931 Original music: Violeta Dinescu Live performance: Trio Contraste & Dorin Cuibariu A masterpiece of silent film in a new musical vision The last film directed by the legendary F.W. Muranu, Tabu - a story of the South Seas, takes place on the idyllic island of Bora Bora, where two young people live a beautiful love story....See more details

A special forces veteran, an uptight property developer, an influencer with half a million followers and an incompetent instructor are thrown together on a high-end fear of flying course. The course’s final challenge is an experience flight from London to Iceland, which ends up being a horrendous ordeal....See more details

Part of the Nordic Focus, The Phantom Carriage cine-concert is an original production of the festival, which invited Icelandic artist Barði Jóhannsson to compose and perform, together with the female post-punk trio Kælan Mikla, a new score for this classic of world cinema, voted the best Swedish film of all time by FLM (Sweden's leading film magazine)....See more details

On June 17th, Transilvania IFF celebrates the Gopo Centenary with a cine-concert at the Students House of Culture at 7.30PM. The 1962 Cannes Film Festival competition film A Bomb Was Stolen will be screened both in its original form and with a new soundtrack created especially for this event by composer Alexei Țurcan and performed live by artists from Cluj-Napoca, part of the Romanian Cinema Orchestra, conducted by Tiberiu Soare....See more details