At the height of his power, Prince Constantin Brâncoveanu—Europe’s richest ruler—is thrust into a brutal clash between love, faith, and fate.

The Stone Wedding is a landmark of Romanian cinema, a poetic film composed of two stories inspired by Ion Agârbiceanu’s prose. Directed by Mircea Veroiu and Dan Pița, the film captures the harsh beauty of the Apuseni Mountains and the destiny of people marked by solitude, sacrifice, and unfulfill...

The movie captures the raw hours and days after Romania’s 1977 earthquake. Directed by Nicolae Mărgineanu and Dan Pița, the film looks past spectacle to the everyday ethics of care, delivering a clear‑eyed, deeply humane chronicle of collective resilience.

In post-revolution Romania, two young boys raised like brothers in an orphanage, dreams of a better future. They face harsh realities, tough choices, and the test of true friendship. A heartfelt story about hope, loyalty, and finding “something good” even in the hardest times — brought to life wi...