Populär Vun Romania

In their effort to repair a conflicted relationship, retired actor Paul and his son Johnny embark on a bumpy and comical journey.

A man wakes up and begins his morning routine while the radio plays the day’s news.

In order to cure his patients, a doctor makes a show using mad people, presented to other mad people. From innocent games, the show gradually leads to unsetting occurences.

After several years in which Justice has almost completely disappeared from the public agenda, Romanian society has woken up to a difficult reality, in which high-level corruption cases are systematically buried. Famous defendants acquitted on appeal after receiving heavy years of imprisonment in the first instance, trials delayed until the acts reach the statute of limitations, final convictions that are re-evaluated and wiped clean. In addition, suspicions have begun to hover over the DNA regarding the blocking of criminal investigations.

In the aftermath of a hunting expedition gone wrong, three men must reconsider their friendship, revealing each other’s strange and twisted secrets.

A young nationalist and AUR (Alliance for the Union of Romanians) supporter goes to visit his friends in Bucharest, to convince them to go to the December 1st Parade. During the evening, the group of friends have discussions about the political situation in the country and get drunk. The next morning, none of them make it to the parade.

In the vibrant heart of London, 18-year-old Dani, a young Romanian immigrant, arrives unannounced at her brother’s door, seeking the freedom she couldn’t find back home. As Dani embarks on a profound journey of self-discovery, grappling with her gender identity, she forms an unexpected connection with Mada, her brother’s mysterious cannabis dealer. In a city that promises the freedoms denied to her in Romania, Dani experiences the thrill of a passionate romance, while wrestling with the inner conflict of embracing her true self. Yet even in London’s diverse and seemingly accepting environment, revealing her authentic identity remains a daunting challenge—one that may come with a steep personal cost.

About the life of an anthill.

On a brief visit to her home country, Gabi learns she can only see her son for one day instead of three.

Hunger, beatings, and poor hygiene intermingle in a women's prison, where the characters combine sisterhood, eroticism, and political fight.

A documentary about everyday life in a Romanian high-security prison near Bucharest. Filmmaker Andrei Schwartz spent more than half a year accompanying and observing the lives of the prisoners. Up to 22 men share a cell in the hopelessly overcrowded Rahova prison on the outskirts of Bucharest. Schwartz focuses more closely on several individual fates and describes how the men try above all to get through each day unscathed. At the same time, the film shows how the prisoners try to preserve their humanity in an inhumane environment and cope with their bleak everyday lives with creativity, humor, and a spark of optimism.