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4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days

2007 · Movie · 113 min
A

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83/100

Averaged across 9 ratings · 176.7K votes

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72–97 out of 100

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Lowest is Kinopoisk on 72, highest is Metacritic critics on 97. Critics average 96, everyone else 79.

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In 1980s Communist Romania, a university student helps her roommate arrange an illegal abortion. The film follows a single day as they secure a hotel room and meet with a manipulative and sinister abortionist. The procedure comes at a devastating personal and moral cost, highlighting the oppressive reality and brutal choices women faced during that era.

Details

Released
24 August 2007
Country
Belgium, Romania
Language
Romanian
Runtime
113 min
Budget
$852.5K
Box office
$1.2M
Awards
34 wins, 22 nominations

This title elsewhere

Laura Vasiliu

Laura Vasiliu

Găbiță

Vlad Ivanov

Vlad Ivanov

Domnu' Bebe

Liliana Mocanu

Liliana Mocanu

Unirea Hotel receptionist

Doru Ana

Doru Ana

Gas pump attendant

Awards & nominations

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4 major awards won · 34 wins from 56 nominations across 31 ceremonies

Goya Awards 2009 Best European Film Cristian Mungiu Winner
Cannes Film Festival 2007 Cinema Prize of the French National Education System Cristian Mungiu Winner
Cannes Film Festival 2007 FIPRESCI Prize Cristian Mungiu Winner
Cannes Film Festival 2007 Palme d'Or Cristian Mungiu Winner
Critics' Choice Awards 2008 Best Foreign Language Film Cristian Mungiu Nominee
César Awards 2008 Best Foreign Film Cristian Mungiu Nominee
Golden Globe Awards 2008 Best Foreign Language Film Cristian Mungiu Nominee
Independent Spirit Awards 2008 Best Foreign Film Cristian Mungiu Nominee
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