3 Days in September

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Archive - Festival 42

Moving with ease between comedy and tragedy, and back again.

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  • Archive - Festival 42
  • Director: Tudor Giurgiu
  • Romania 2026
  • 78 minutes
  • Romanian
  • Subtitles in Hebrew, Russian

Bianca's world shatters when her fiancé's mistress crashes their wedding. Reeling from the shock, she flees on a tourist train, launching a real-time odyssey of chaotic escape and surreal encounters through an off-season seaside resort. Rejecting her old life, she transforms her humiliation into a liberating night of rebellion, ultimately finding a new sense of purpose as the sun rises.

3 Days in September is the fifth film by Tudor Giurgiu to be screened at the Haifa IFF. Giurgiu presents a gripping 78-minute single take in a study of betrayal steeped in caustic humor.

Filmography: Libertate (2023), Parking (2019), Why Me? (2015), Of Snails and Men (2012), Love Sick (2006).


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  • Director Tudor Giurgiu
  • Production Tudor Giurgiu, Mirel Olaru
  • Script Conrad Mericoffer, Tudor Giurgiu, Radu Grigore
  • Cinematography Alexandru Dorobanțu
  • Editing Alex Pintică
  • Festivals Rotterdam
  • Actors Andreea Vasile, Emilian Oprea, Conrad Mericoffer, Adela Popescu, Mirela Zeța
  • Source Transilvania Film

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