Directed by:
Anca Miruna LazarescuScreenplay:
Anca Miruna LazarescuCinematography:
Christian StangassingerComposer:
Ferenc DarvasCast:
Razvan Enciu, Alexandru Margineanu, Ovidiu Schumacher, Susanne Bormann, Tom Pilath, Björn Freiberg, Lutz Blochberger, Doru Ana, Ana Ularu (more)Plots(1)
1968. In the middle of the Cold War, during the turmoil of the Prague Spring, a Romanian family suddenly find themselves on the other side of the Iron Curtain in West-Germany. In just a few hours, they have to decide: to stay or to go back home? (Moscow International Film Festival)
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I recently saw this show where foreigners from different parts of the world rated Czech movies. Cosy Dens was the movie they criticized the most. They couldn’t understand the absurdity, the setting, the historic context with which people of those times had to live every day. In the end, they criticized it, saying that it was nonsense and that we should stop making movies set in the Communist era. If they knew that to a large extent European cinematography lives on the history of the individual countries, they probably couldn’t stop wondering. This movie is a case in point. Beautiful cinematography for which the Romanians managed to get almost half of Europe on board as co-producers and on top of that, a part of it takes place in our country. There’s no way we could dislike a movie like this, is there?
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