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Marius is the chief medical officer at a hospital in his small hometown, raising a teenage son, Ioan, alone after the death of his wife. He is a confident professional, who has no idea what his son gets up to at night, cycling through town vandalising cars with a gang of masked vigilantes. Marius’s world is shaken when he learns that the police have come to suspect his son of murder.
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Marius is the chief medical officer at a hospital in his small hometown, raising a teenage son, Ioan, alone after the death of his wife. He is a confident professional, who has no idea what his son gets up to at night, cycling through town vandalising cars with a gang of masked vigilantes. Marius’s world is shaken when he learns that the police have come to suspect his son of murder.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Florin Şerban
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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Fantascope Films, Scharf Film, Avanpost, Earlybird, Asociatia ART-ACT 27, Școala de Film
Cast
Florin Şerban
Director
Adrian Văncică
Marius Călimanescu
Teodor Butănescu
Ioan Călimănescu
Christina Richter
Dana
Alex Conovaru
Silviu Obădău
Izdrailă Janir
Giani Feraru
Claudiu Maier
Inspector Baciu
Cosmin Dominte
The Biker
Alina Tutunaru
Alina Obădău
Tudor Vîrgă
Young Surgeon
Florin Penișoară
Forensic Alin Pașcalău
Adriana Neagoe
Adriana
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