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Films
found one film
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Keywords
“Post-communism”
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Country of production
“Romania”
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films with a digital version
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films available on demand
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Region
Eastern Europe and Baltic States
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Country
Romania
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Keywords
Infrastructure / Transport
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Post-communism
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Urban
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Directors
Șalaru, Maria
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Series
not set
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Country of production
Romania
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Year of production
2016
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Film
The Block
2016
60
‘
Student
Directed by
Maria Șalaru
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From neighbourly disputes over garlic-heavy cooking to memories of Ceaușescu’s heatless winters, "The Block" explores the rich social and material universe of a Romanian apartment building. It follows the story of the block’s administrator, in his effort to mediate relationships between neighbours and maintain peace and order. In doing so, it crayons the rich nuances of the inhabitants’ everyday lives. The block comes to life as its inhabitants constantly reshape it to defy the passing of time, while its failing infrastructure encroaches on their neighbourly relations. This is a film about people’s homes, and the spaces in between.
Eastern Europe and Baltic States
Urban
Post-communism
Infrastructure / Transport