Movies and TvShows featuring "romanian-new-wave" theme.

Beyond the Hills follows the story of a young woman who goes to a Romanian monastery to reunite with her ex-lover. The reunion sets off a series of dramatic events, as the young woman clashes with the Orthodox community's strict rules and beliefs.

The Death of Mr. Lazarescu follows the story of an elderly man who becomes gravely ill and must navigate the Romanian healthcare system in a desperate attempt to receive treatment. Faced with indifference and bureaucracy, Lazarescu's health continues to deteriorate as he encounters a series of doctors, nurses, and medical professionals who seem more concerned with their own issues than his well-being. As he is shuttled from one hospital to another, Lazarescu's journey becomes a darkly comedic exploration of mortality and the human capacity for compassion.

Graduation follows the story of a high school student who is faced with various challenges and dilemmas during his graduation year. He must navigate through family struggles, corruption, and ethical crises as he tries to make the right choices and fulfill his dreams.

Child's Pose follows the story of a mother who will stop at nothing to protect her son after he is involved in a deadly car accident. As she navigates the complex web of corruption, power, and familial stereotypes, she must confront her own Oedipus complex and face the consequences of her actions.

Ana, My Love is a thought-provoking film that explores the intricate dynamics of love and relationships in modern-day Romania. The story follows Ana and Toma as they navigate through their tumultuous relationship, dealing with issues such as pregnancy, psychotherapy, and suspected incest. With themes of anxiety and intimacy, the movie offers a deep examination of human emotions and the complexities of love.

12:08 East of Bucharest is a satirical comedy that takes place in the Romanian town of Vaslui, exploring the events leading up to the Romanian Revolution of 1989. The film follows three characters - a retiring television broadcaster, a history teacher, and a drunken local grouch - as they discuss whether a certain town named Adrienopolis (which later became the town of Adjud) participated in the revolution or not. The film humorously delves into the struggle for truth and memory. Throughout the film, the audience is presented with conflicting accounts and different perspectives, raising questions about the nature of history and personal narratives.

In 'Philanthropy,' a high school teacher faces the challenges of retirement and finds purpose in philanthropy. Along the way, he develops relationships with students, confronts his own frustrations, and explores the themes of compassion and existentialism.

Sieranevada follows a family gathering in a small apartment in Bucharest, Romania. The film explores various themes such as family dynamics, political tension, and social violence. The plot unfolds in real-time as the family deals with arguments, suspicions of adultery, and a nervous breakdown. As the dinner progresses, secrets are revealed and tensions rise, leading to a dramatic climax.

I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians is a comedy-drama film that takes place during World War II in Romania. It explores themes of racism, war crimes, infidelity, and the persecution of Jews. The plot follows a filmmaker who is determined to stage a reenactment of a historical event involving the Romanian army and Jewish persecution. As the filmmaker delves deeper into his project, he encounters various challenges and confronts the dark history of his country.

Tuesday, After Christmas follows the story of a man who is torn between his wife and his mistress. Set during the holiday season, the man must decide which path to choose, leading to a series of emotional conflicts and difficult choices. The film explores themes of infidelity, love, and the consequences of one's actions.

Aferim! este o poveste dramatică și comică în care căpitanul Costandin și fiul său, licuriciul, se întorc în Țara Românească în anul 1835. Călătoria lor este plină de aventuri, iar scopul lor este să găsească un țigan care a fugit cu mult timp în urmă de la un boier și care se crede că l-a sedus și răpit pe fiul său.

A drama about forbidden love and family affairs in Romania.

Tales from the Golden Age is a comedic anthology that takes place in Romania during the 1980s. It explores various urban legends, myths, and stories from both the countryside and the city. With themes of communism, nostalgia, and the absurdities of everyday life, the film offers a unique perspective on a tumultuous time in Romanian history.

Box is a story of two people who meet at a crossroad. Two different destinies, two different lives, face to face in a game of sweat, blood and tears. Rafael (19) is a young boxer who dreams to conquer the world; Cristina (33) is a single mother who lost her balance. Two lives; one running very close to the earth, the other trying to fly high up, too high.

During the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, a train carrying American military equipment gets stuck in a remote village in Romania. The villagers, including a train station agent who dreams of becoming an Elvis Presley impersonator, become entangled in a series of comedic and dramatic events.

In 'The Treasure', a man discovers a map leading to hidden treasure and enlists the help of his neighbor to find it. As they embark on their journey, they face various obstacles including police interference and money problems. Through it all, they develop a strong bond and learn valuable life lessons.

After years apart, a group of high school friends plan a reunion for a summer holiday. As they spend time together at the beach, they reminisce about the past, strengthen their friendships, and experience various adventures and emotions.

In Police, Adjective, a police officer struggles with an ethical conflict when asked to arrest a teenage boy for smoking marijuana. The film offers a satirical portrayal of bureaucracy and questions the authority of the police. With dry humor and a blend of drama and comedy, this Romanian New Wave film explores the moral dilemmas faced by law enforcement.

The Way I Spent the End of the World is a drama set in Romania during the 1989 revolution against dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. The film follows Eva, a 17-year-old girl, who falls in love with Andrei and plans to escape the country with him. However, her plans are disrupted when her older brother, Lalalilu, decides to assassinate Ceausescu. Amidst the chaos, Eva must navigate the complexities of love, friendship, and political unrest.

Aurora is a drama film set in post-communist Romania. The protagonist, a man, goes on a downward spiral after his divorce and experiences depression. He seeks revenge and becomes involved in a murder. The film explores themes of domestic violence, bureaucracy, and the enigma of human behavior.