4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days
Drama • 2007 • 1 hr 54 min
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Romania before revolution. Dark. Very realistic. Great impact movie.
All I can say is wow. Never in my life i felt something soo real and gut wrenching while watching a movie. Pro choice always!!
Depressing but purposeful. I feel like so many movies try to do their version of this story and it’s never as goof
It infects you the worries and emotions of the main character Even though it only shows a day of the protagonist, it gets you really involve
A brilliant picture of the communist era in Romanian. The struggle and the psychological horrors of the topic staged in such a simple form.
Harsh movie about the realities of Romanian communism. Uneasy topic. Tough to think that all of this really happened to people, very sad
An unflinching portrayal of the process of accessing an illegal abortion. Poignant and still deeply politically relevant.
Tense, simple and beautiful. If you're a girl, I highly recommend it
Feels like we're watching something we're not supposed to watch. It shows real-life horrors that happen every day in the shadows
Grim and bleak. It feels like an old, a very old story - told between generations - that's been updated for its setting.
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