After the Revolution

From the very first shot it becomes obvious we are witnessing a unique document on the mood of a nation shortly after the bloody days of the 1989 Romanian Revolution. The film records the state of affairs in Bucharest, where random protests happen on a daily basis, as many people are worried about the way the self-proclaimed new leaders have taken control. The camera captures the streets filled with people engaged in passionate political debates. The hurried 1990 election is observed in a crowded polling station and concludes with a press conference held by international monitors who appear shocked by the amount of "irregularities" they have witnessed. (Transilvania International Film Festival)