The New Year That Never Came

By intertwining the more or less trivial life trajectories of six different individuals, who cross paths on a single day in Bucharest, Muresanu composes a tragicomedy around the Romanian revolution of December 20, 1989, which led to the end of Nicolae Ceausescu's dictatorship, established in the country since 1964. Filmed in 4:3, the work transports the viewer to the oppressive and castrating atmosphere that darkened the country. in those days and that nothing and no one foresaw could be undone and converted into freedom.