Dracula Film Festival, now in its eleventh edition, will take place in Brașov, central Romania, between October 25-29, offering audiences European premieres, meetings with film directors, concerts, book launches, and panel discussions.
The festival boasts an uninterrupted annual tradition of providing cinephiles direct access to a wide variety of fantasy expressions, ranging from art films and documentaries to thrillers, science fiction, and horror.
In 2021, the Dracula Film Festival was included in a list compiled by Dread Central of the top 50 festivals of its genre in the world. With over 3,000 new film productions from nearly 140 countries entered into the short and feature film competitions of the Dracula Film Festival, the international jury will face the difficult task of selecting the recipients of the trophies from a selection that reflects the great diversity of adult fantasy expressions, covering most of the sub-genres within this niche, reports Romania Insider.
All ten films in the feature film competition, as well as the films selected in the short film category, will be screened at Cinema Modern in Brașov with free admission from October 25 to 28. The schedule of screenings and activities at the Dracula Film Festival will be published soon on Draculafilm.ro.
