Populer Dari Romania

Report from the Red Flag is an odd presence against the gloomy background of Stalinist Romania. It belongs to a wider body of Sahia films about the...

The Segalls’ interest in children’s lives dated from the mid-1960s, when, using a camera placed off-stage, they filmed the end of the...

What more understated, and yet more effective, ode to urbanization than Mesaroș’s film, which consists entirely from dynamic black&white...

This film consists of almost twenty minutes coverage of a political rally, filmed by more than ten Sahia cameramen, during the celebration of the...

Created with a political-educational purpose and, at the end of the ‘70s, incorporated into the Cîntarea României (Song to Romania)...

The 1940s. Sandu, an open, honest and direct hairdresser, falls into the hands of repressive authorities. Memories of his love help the hero to...

Ohio riddler faces the emperor of Romania in the ultimate clash to see who will be sleeping with Ceaușescu

Two young people raised in an orphanage struggle to find meaning and direction in their lives amidst the chaos of post-communist Romania's transition.

Andreea, a young tram driver, has a special relationship with the tram she drives every day. Her boyfriend, Marcel, resents what he perceives as a...

The industrial site, the dam under construction and the colony of workers’ housing attached to them are among the favourite spaces of the Sahia...

A short inspired by Pablo Neruda's poem "Tonight I Can Write The Saddest Lines".

Short documentary about working-class Romanians.

An ethnographic film about rural Romanian life in the commune of Teișani, Prahova.