Documentary on Romania by Fisher Alum Who Died During Filming Premieres Tonight
The film was completed by Nicholas Dimancescu's family and colleagues.
The following is edited from press releases sent in by Amanda Steele: Fisher College, at the corner of Back Bay and Beacon Hill, will host the U.S. film premiere of the feature documentary Decoding Dacia Thursday at 6 p.m. in memory of Nicholas Dimancescu, Fisher graduate of the class of 2007. Decoding Dacia, a 50-minute film produced by Kogainon Films, explores the legacy of the Dacian Kingdom from “past to present” through the lens of Rome’s invasion and conquest between 101 and 106 AD. Dimancescu launched the production of the documentary in January 2011, the third film in a series entitled “Romania at War.” In May 2011, while filming above Cioclovina Cave in the Carpathian Mountains, he died tragically in a fall from a high cliff. …
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