Romanian documentary Wild Delta/Delta Sălbatică will tour film festivals and communities in the Danube Delta ahead of its nationwide cinema release on October 23. The feature-length film explores the biodiversity of the UNESCO-listed Danube Delta while highlighting the importance of protecting and restoring one of Europe's most valuable wetland ecosystems. Directed by Dan Dinu, the documentary will have preview screenings at several Romanian film festivals, beginning at TIFF Sibiu on August 1, where Dinu will attend a post-screening discussion. The film will also be screened at the Romanian Film Evenings Festival in Iași on August 9, the Râșnov Film and Histories Festival on August 15, and the "Farul cu Filme" event in Sulina on August 20. The Danube Delta is home to more than 5,000 species of plants and animals and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.