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2438 KM or All Roads Lead to Rome hits cinemas on December 3

Directed by Sergiu Prodan, the film follows 3 teachers who travel to Italy for different reasons and explores family relationships in the context of migration.

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In brief

  • In the film directed by Sergiu Prodan, the 3 teachers travel to Italy for love, to seek a better life or to support their families.
  • Olga Guțu-Cucu, Angela Ciobanu, Alina Stoianov and Igor Caraș play the leading roles in 2438 KM or All Roads Lead to Rome.
  • Atelier Film is producing the film with financial support from the ALT Foundation and the National Center of Cinematography of the Republic of Moldova.

The Moldovan film 2438 KM or All Roads Lead to Rome, directed by Sergiu Prodan, will be showing in cinemas from December 3, 2026, according to MOLDPRES. The story follows 3 teachers who travel to Italy, focusing on personal choices and family relationships.

What does this mean for you?

Audiences will be able to see 2438 KM or All Roads Lead to Rome in cinemas from December 3, 2026. The date was announced by MOLDPRES, which also outlines the plot of the Moldovan production.

What is the film about?

The 3 teachers at the center of the story belong to different generations and are all headed to Italy. One leaves for love, another is seeking a better life, while the third wants to support her family.

Migration provides the backdrop for director Sergiu Prodan to explore the characters’ decisions and what they leave behind. According to his explanation, the characters’ wishes remain tied to home: to build something of their own and help their families.

How does the director describe the film?

Director Sergiu Prodan describes the film as a comedy that also touches on families’ painful experiences. “It is a comedy that makes you cry,” the director says.

The humor stems from the relationships between the characters and the situations they find themselves in, according to MOLDPRES’s report. The film also explores the roles of women and men and the changes in family life in the context of moving abroad.

Sources

  1. MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat — VIDEO // Filmul „2438 KM sau Toate drumurile duc la Roma”, în curând în cinematografe. Regizorul Sergiu Prodan: „O comedie la care se plânge”

Written with AI assistance from the official sources above and checked by the editors.

What we checked (9 claims and their sources)

Every figure, date and name in the article, with the official source it comes from (in Romanian). The check against sources is automatic, before editor approval.

  1. Filmul se intitulează 2438 KM sau Toate drumurile duc la Roma. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  2. Filmul va putea fi văzut în cinematografe începând cu 3 decembrie 2026. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  3. Sergiu Prodan este regizorul filmului. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  4. Povestea urmărește 3 profesoare din generații diferite care pleacă în Italia. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  5. Olga Guțu-Cucu interpretează unul dintre rolurile principale. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  6. Angela Ciobanu interpretează unul dintre rolurile principale. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  7. Alina Stoianov interpretează unul dintre rolurile principale. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  8. Igor Caraș interpretează unul dintre rolurile principale. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
  9. Producția este realizată de Atelier Film, cu sprijinul financiar al Fundației ALT și al Centrului Național al Cinematografiei din Republica Moldova. — MOLDPRES — Agenția Informațională de Stat
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