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A barren space. Sand and stone. Dried trees. Everything seems frozen. Strange, right in this deserted place, seemingly belonging to no one... AN OBELISK. The stone blocks animate the space? They almost speak. The dried trees come to life. We enter a fantastic zone where we discover primal creatures fiercely fighting for food. Everything that can be found becomes food. The saving food.

An animation about a duck who doesn't listen.

A series of short stories with bottles.

A modern parable about the man who learns to build walls and houses.

Monk, the manager of a hotel in Cocos Island, throws bottles into the sea containing a fake treasure map of the island in an attempt to attract tourists.

Cafeneaua viitorului preserves an ephemeral episode in the history of the internet, today a phenomenon difficult to dissociate from everyday experience, then a novelty that barely captured the attention of a diverse audience.

Compiling various footage from Bucharest at the end of the millennium, Niculae Popescu's film aims to imprint on film the transient image of post-socialist society, caught between two worlds denoting different aspirations and presenting great social contrasts.

Filmed in six countries during fifteen years , "The Last Transhumance" takes us into the world of shepherds who walk with their animals very long distances in search for food: an ancient way of life not compatible with the modern world.

The film confronts the reality of cultural displacement and the search for identity, framed by my family’s own longing for the Romanian culture, absent in American surroundings. There Are No Fir Trees Here is a story about the spaces we inhabit and the yearning for a place that feels like home.