"4 Months" is a movie full of tension. In the film, the director repeatedly used a smooth and simple technique, according to the changing sequence of the scenes, to explain several closed paragraphs to the audience. There is still enough dramatic tension in the simple dialogue in the film. A hand-held follow-up shot was used for a small number of outdoor scenes in the film, and the violent shaking completely released the long-depressed emotions in the indoor space, highlighting the anxiety of the two heroines trying to get rid of the predicament. The life in the film is ugly and boring, but the director has to dig out suspense and strength in this life. The only climax of the film comes from the end. The anxiety accumulated under the long shot erupts when Utila rushes out of the lover's house. At this time, the silence inside the house is more comforting than the noisy wedding outside the door, and it also gives the audience a sense of relief. After the emptiness
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The film focuses on women, and the style of the image is simple, and there is a shaking scene that expresses the heroine's hesitation
. It is especially admirable . The film honestly and purely shows people's living conditions that have to be compromised in order to survive; in addition, the film also has the basic characteristics of Romanian movies: the use of long lenses, the calm and restrained use of the lens to record everything, and the very natural line utterance . The ingenious script written by Christian Monjou organizes the whole story well and makes this film a testament to the rise of Romanian films in the world cinema again
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From the perspective of a girl, the film tells a story about abortion on the screen with a plain lens. It is precisely because of this that there is a strong contrast between the simple photography techniques and those shocking phenomena. The film is like magma surging in the depths of the earth's crust. Although it is surrounded by rocks, it is explosive. The performance of the actors in the film is also very good, the most prominent of which is Marika who plays Otilia. Not only did she turn the lines in the script into powerful utterances, she also fully expressed the inner struggles of the characters through her personal performances, and
the actor Vaslow, who played Gabita , also expressed the feeling that the heroine was desperate to end the ordeal. Goodreviewed)
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