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Vă informăm că, Departamentul pentru Românii de Pretutindeni (DRP) a iniţiat un concurs de clipuri video şi aplicaţii multimedia, pe tema „De ce iubesc România”, adresat tinerilor români, cu vârste cuprinse între 14-21 de ani, din afara graniţelor. Câştigătorii concursului vor participa gratuit la şcoala de vară “Comunităţi româneşti şi identitate europeană”, din perioada 16-22 august 2010, de la Sulina, judeţul Tulcea (detalii pe www.dprp.gov.ro).

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In premiera, Moldova Vision - Comunitatea Basarabenilor din Irlanda organizeaza cu prilejul Zilei Internationale a Copilului, teatru muzical cu papusi "Marionete Vesele" in regia lui Valeriu Josan, de la Teatrul Municipal de Marionete din Chisinau, R. Moldova.
Data: 6 iunie, ora 14.00
Locul: Teacher's Club, 36 Parnell Square West, Dublin 1
Pret bilet: 5 euro

Sunt invitati toti copiii care doresc sa cunoasca lumea papusilor!
Organizatorii promit si mici surprize copiilor.

Pentru informatii puteti suna:
0851444041
0860303738
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Who can apply to be appointed?

Expressions of interest for appointment to the Ministerial Council (5 years term) are now being
sought from persons from the migrant community who are legally resident in Ireland
for two or more years, or who have acquired Irish citizenship. Applicants for asylum or subsidiary protection will not be eligible to apply. Intending applicants should forward a Curriculum Vitae (stating country of origin also) and a covering letter outlining their background and the reasons they consider themselves suitable for appointment to the Ministerial Council, by post to :

The Office of the Minister for Integration
Dún Aimhirgin
43-49 Mespil Road
Dublin 4
or by email to info@integration.ie

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

access>CINEMA is delighted to announce the release of Radu Jude’s award-winning* new feature The Happiest Girl In The World, screening at the Irish Film Institute from Friday 28th May.

The latest high profile feature from the Romanian new wave, The Happiest Girl in the World is an acerbic comedy that tells the story of Delia (Andreea Bosneag), a girl who wins a car in a competition and the subsequent arguments with her parents about what to do with it.

Delia Fratila is a normal eighteen-year-old from a poor family living in a small Romanian town. Her fortunes change when she becomes the lucky winner of a luxury car through sending off bottle labels in an advertising competition.

Delia and her parents set off to Bucharest to film a TV commercial to advertise her win. The shoot initially appears straightforward – all she needs to do is sit in the car, drink the product, and smile and thank the drinks company. However, the day descends into a series of complications and amusing clashes between the director of the commercial and the directors of the drinks company.

There is tension off-camera also as Delia and her parents bicker over what they intend to do with the car; Delia wants to keep it for herself, while her parents wish to sell it, seeing it as their ticket out of poverty. As the arguments intensify the shoot itself becomes increasingly absurd and protracted; what appeared to be a stroke of luck for Delia turns into a troubling emotional experience that makes her question her relationship with her family.

Combining rich irony with familial acrimony, The Happiest Girl in the World is a deceptively simple tale with universal appeal.

*C.I.C.A.E. Award Berlin International Film Festival 2009
FIPRESCI Prize Sofia International Film Festival 2009

ENDS

For press notes and high-res images, please contact David O Mahony / 01-679 4420
access>CINEMA is supported by the Arts Council

David O Mahony
Programme Manager
access>CINEMA
The Studio Building
Meeting House Square
Temple Bar
Dublin 2
T: 353 1 679 4420
F: 353 1 679 4166
email: domahony@accesscinema.ie
www.accesscinema.ie