Three Kilometers to the End of the World: Homophobia and the New Wave of Romanian Cinema

Three Kilometers to the End of the World by Emanuel Pârvu, began its festival journey in the competition section of the Cannes Film Festival. After traveling to various festivals, such as Thessaloniki, it has now reached the Göteborg Film Festival, where it will be screened in the international competition section. The film portrays the experiences of a gay individual in a remote Romanian village, exploring themes of homophobia.

In this exclusive interview with Mo Abdi, Pârvu delves into the nuances of the film and shares his thoughts on cinema.