Populär Vun Romania

A painting animation.

Here is the story of the entire life of Nicolae Ceaușescu, a peasant's son who managed to become the most powerful man in Romania. Including original archival footage and historical re-enactments, the story is told by those who lived it, those who knew him intimately, followed him, served him and carried out his orders: fellow prisoners, " his 'double', personal assistants, his personal security men, those who accompanied him on foreign trips, his translator, advisers, diplomats and family members.

On the outskirts of an industrial city, a lonely man lives an uneventful life. One day, a stranger appears and apparently nothing changes but at the same time, nothing is the same.

A solitary clockmaker notices two of his clients have vanished. As strange patterns emerge in their timepieces, he records a video for the police—before time runs out for him too.

Teenager Mihai decides one night to pay a visit to Cristina, one of his classmates that he is madly in love with. On the way, he goes through a series of adventures that change him irreversibly.

Artim's parents made a strange decision, turning their own son into a girl. Now the boy has two parallel identities: one day he is a boy, the other day he is a girl...

Shells Have Never Spoken is a black and white documentary film made in 1962 by Sergiu Nicolaescu. It is the first Romanian underwater film.

Two peasants oppressed by the village's bullies want to learn martial arts to defend themselves.

After being brutally murdered, a teenage girl comes back as a zombie and plots a revenge on her killers.

Short film in the Delta Space Mission film series. Dan, Yashiro and Anuta board an alien ship and are taken prisoner by Borak, a giant armored conquistador. The three fail to understand him and, suspecting that Borak wants to obtain their ship's fuel to power their power generators, attack and annihilate him. A small, green alien then emerges from the giant armor and speaks to them in a variant of Esperanto.

A man. A purpose. A door.

Maria saves a man from drowning , just as she was about to take her own life, only to find out that small kindnesses can come back and change your life.

The story of the Semănătoarea factory in Bucharest, Romania.

Comedic happenings during a seaside vacation.

Revenge. Feels so good. Are you ready to pay the price for it?

Catalin Moise embarks on a dizzying journey in an attempt to answer the title question, wandering through the history of Italy, Germany, and Romania in the 20th century, using as sources "The Anatomy of Fascism" and "Corneliu Zelea Codreanu The Rise and Fall of the 'Captain'."

Inspired by Derek Jarman’s Section 28 installation, the film compares stories from a recent history of the Romanian queer community with current personal experiences, linking them to lyrical observations about a still hidden present.

A telephone repairman sits down at the table of a woman who is tactfully petting a puppy and begins to tell her some bizarre dreams. In a register of absurd comedy, the two analyze the young man's dreams.

A man and a woman, eager for happiness and romance, encounter the desired reality, but fail to recognize it, preferring to take refuge in a space on the border between the concrete world and dreaming.