On Nov. 15 at 7:30pm PST, the festival presents a Zoom discussion about Uppercase Print with film critic Monica Filimon. This talk will be LIVE on this page at that time, and will be automatically recorded and added to the end of the film playlist for later viewing. Please note: this film program and its accompanying livestream are available only to viewers in the United States.

Mugur Călinescu, a high school student in a provincial city, writes graffiti messages about food shortages and a lack of freedom. He is caught, and his family, neighbors, and friends all are subjected to intimidation and interrogation to break any form of resistance. Radu Jude’s film combines archival footage from Romania’s infamous secret police, old TV clips, and a cinematic recreation of Gianina Cărbunariu’s “documentary play” by the same title. Camera, like in Jude’s other films, is not simply a recording device, but a conscious witness that adds its own point of view to the story. Uppercase Print is inspired by a real event from 1981, and was nominated for the Best Feature Film award at IndieLisboa Independent Film festival in Portugal and at the Transilvania International Film Festival.

Uppercase Print

A high school student in a provincial city graffitis complaints about food shortages and lack of freedom in communist Romania in this remarkable docudrama, stitched together from archival footage from Romania’s infamous secret police, old TV clips, and a cinematic recreation of Gianina Cărbunariu’s “documentary play” by the same title.

On Nov. 15 at 7:30pm PST, the festival presents a Zoom discussion about Uppercase Print with film critic Monica Filimon. This talk will be LIVE on this page at that time, and will be automatically recorded and added to the end of the film playlist for later viewing. Please note: this film program and its accompanying livestream are available only to viewers in the United States.

Uppercase Print Discussion

On Nov. 15 at 7:30pm PST, the festival presents a Zoom discussion about Uppercase Print with film critic Monica Filimon.

United States of America

Uppercase Print (Discussion on Nov. 15)

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