Romanian films generally like to directly reflect social issues, and take small themes around them, but they often don’t have grand themes. It’s very strange that they depict their own country because of historical reasons. It is so similar to China. It's mostly about relationships; they generally prefer handheld cameras, lots of long shots, and lots of natural light. In Christie Puyo's Unmedical Reliability I watched today, the editing of the footage has an obvious documentary feel. The editing is mostly done to divide time and scenes, rather than progressive scenes, so the whole film is not so rich in scenes and scenes. The few outdoor scenes add to the film's depressing feel. In addition, the operation of the lens seems to be very random, and there are many repeated scenes. Along with the characteristics of its editing, the whole film tends to be recorded.
Romanian films generally like to directly reflect social issues, and take small themes around them, but they often don’t have grand themes. It’s very strange that they depict their own country because of historical reasons. It is so similar to China. It's mostly about relationships; they generally prefer handheld cameras, lots of long shots, and lots of natural light. In Christie Puyo's Unmedical Reliability I watched today, the editing of the footage has an obvious documentary feel. The editing is mostly done to divide time and scenes, rather than progressive scenes, so the whole film is not so rich in scenes and scenes. The few outdoor scenes add to the film's depressing feel. In addition, the operation of the lens seems to be very random, and there are many repeated scenes. Along with the characteristics of its editing, the whole film tends to be recorded.
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