4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days

Directed by Cristian Mungiu
Not Rated
2007    1h 54mDrama
7.996%86%7.5
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A woman assists her friend in arranging an illegal abortion in 1980s Romania.
  • Anamaria MarincaOtilia
  • Laura VasiliuGăbiță
  • Vlad IvanovDomnu' Bebe
  • Alexandru PotoceanAdi
  • Luminița GheorghiuMrs. Radu
  • Adi CărăuleanuMr Radu
  • Liliana MocanuUnirea Hotel receptionist
  • Doru AnaGas pump attendant
  • Ion SapdaruMr Rusu
  • Cerasela IosifescuReceptionist Tineretului
  • Tania PopaNight receptionist
  • Teodor CorbanUnirea Hotel receptionist
  • Eugenia BosânceanuDomnu' Bebe's mother
  • Mărioara SterianAdela Racoviceanu
  • Emil CoșeruDr Racoviceanu
  • Georgeta Păduraru BurdujanMrs. Aldea
  • Geo DobreDr Aldea
  • Mădălina GhițescuDora
  • Cătălina HarabagiuMihaela
  • Sânziana TarțaCarmen
  • Alexandru Butică2d ago
    A raw, subtle and acurate radiograpy on late 1980s Romania.
  • Marcelo ZambonMarch 24, 2026
    The best film about abortion that cinema has ever made. Cruel, impactful and exquisite. The two actresses are fantastic, but Otilia (Anamaria Marinca) undoubtedly gives a breathtaking performance, one of the 10 best by an actress this century. There's a scene so brutal and shocking that it has to be among the best of the century. The script is barbaric, raw, with a realism that awakens deep emotions, in Romania in 1987, at the end of communism.
  • Kevin WardJuly 7, 2025
    2007 Palme d’Or winner is riveting. We follow two Romanian college students Gabita and Otilia over a 24 hour period. When Gabita discovers she’s pregnant the roommates set out on a chilling quest for an illegal abortion. Utilizing long takes and featuring an incredible performance from  Anamaria Marinca (Otilia) as she’s doing literally everything she can to help her friend through this situation. I found it incredibly powerful to view this film through the gaze of Otilia rather than Gabita. Though it’s clear Otilia is upset with many of the decisions that Gabita makes along the way, Otilia perseveres because she realizes just how easily she it could have been in the same situation and/or find herself there in the future.  It’s bleak and depressing and all too relevant in the US all these years later. It’s a harrowing film that can be very difficult to watch at times very similar to Happening (which I also watched very recently). But I highly recommend checking both out. 

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