Tales of the Golden Age – The Warsaw Pact
| 导演： | 约阿娜·乌里卡鲁 |
| 编剧： | 克里斯蒂安·蒙吉 |
| 制片国家/地区： | 罗马尼亚 / 波兰 / 法国 |
| 类型： | 喜剧 |
| 年代： | 2026 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
The upcoming series, 'Tales of the Golden Age - The Warsaw Pact', serves as a sequel to Mungiu's 2009 work, offering a fresh perspective on the urban legends that flourished under the Ceausescu regime. This time, however, the scope broadens to include tales from various ex-communist Eastern European countries, including Poland, promising a richer tapestry of stories that explor... (展开全部)
The upcoming series, 'Tales of the Golden Age - The Warsaw Pact', serves as a sequel to Mungiu's 2009 work, offering a fresh perspective on the urban legends that flourished under the Ceausescu regime. This time, however, the scope broadens to include tales from various ex-communist Eastern European countries, including Poland, promising a richer tapestry of stories that explore the absurdity and humor found in the darkest of times.
Collaborating with Poland's Kijora Films and supported by France's Les Films du Worso, the project aims to recreate the distinctive ambiance of the 1980s. Mungiu, alongside director Ioana Uricaru, seeks to captivate both those nostalgic for the era and newcomers curious about this pivotal period in history. Through comedy, Mungiu intends to shed light on the resilience and ingenuity of people facing oppressive regimes, illustrating how humor can serve as both a weapon and a shield.
The upcoming series, 'Tales of the Golden Age - The Warsaw Pact', serves as a sequel to Mungiu's 2009 work, offering a fresh perspective on the urban legends that flourished under the Ceausescu regime. This time, however, the scope broadens to include tales from various ex-communist Eastern European countries, including Poland, promising a richer tapestry of stories that explor... (展开全部)
The upcoming series, 'Tales of the Golden Age - The Warsaw Pact', serves as a sequel to Mungiu's 2009 work, offering a fresh perspective on the urban legends that flourished under the Ceausescu regime. This time, however, the scope broadens to include tales from various ex-communist Eastern European countries, including Poland, promising a richer tapestry of stories that explore the absurdity and humor found in the darkest of times.
Collaborating with Poland's Kijora Films and supported by France's Les Films du Worso, the project aims to recreate the distinctive ambiance of the 1980s. Mungiu, alongside director Ioana Uricaru, seeks to captivate both those nostalgic for the era and newcomers curious about this pivotal period in history. Through comedy, Mungiu intends to shed light on the resilience and ingenuity of people facing oppressive regimes, illustrating how humor can serve as both a weapon and a shield.
