Pororoca, pas un jour ne passe

Two hours and a half passed very quickly. This if you don't follow the action, but the changes in characters mind. Maybe the most powerful Romanian film made after "After hills". There is a resemblance with Zvyagintsev "Loveless" but goes dipper. Untill the mind blowing final scene, the film is very quiet, despite the tragic situation. In thos quite there is an inner scream that the main character exposes extraordinary. If you want to see the decomposition of a man through pain, watch it.

That's it. Watch it, it's a good drama but only if you're really patient and have your phone at the ready and playing a match 3 game. Really didnt need to be 2.5 hours. Excruciating long camera pauses and boringdepictions of... nothing. It feels like an extended cut. I agree it is mood setting however i believe the "lull" scenes could have been more interesting to the viewer. A fantastic ending too but they could have given us a little more certainty since we just invested 2.5 h.

To build a character is more than long fixed shoting. Yes, it takes effort to come up with a script that contributes to psychological build up. This is another example of Romanian cinematography that lacks imagination and technical craft. Actors play well, but they cannot save the entire production.

Yes, film is depresing, but It has to be like this... how one can feel having no idea where his child is. The biggest pain a parent can have! You can feel their pain. Movie is two hours and a half long, but you realised it only after the ending.

A very long and depressing movie. In my opinion it doesn't worth to lose your time with this movie.