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R.M.N.
Directed by
Cristian Mungiu
Not Rated
2022
2h 5m
Drama
7.2
97%
97%
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A non-judgmental analysis of the driving forces of human behavior when confronted with the unknown, of the way we perceive the other and on how we relate to an unsettling future.
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Cast of R.M.N.
Marin Grigore
Matthias
Judith State
Csilla
Macrina Bârlădeanu
Ana
Orsolya Moldovan
Mrs. Dénes
András Hatházi
The Mayor
Rácz Endre
Tibi
József Bíró
The Catholic Priest
Ovidiu Crișan
Mr. Baciu
Zoltán Deák
Zsolt
Cerasela Iosifescu
Mrs. Baciu
Andrei Finti
Papa Otto
Miklos Bacs
Doctor Szántai
Alin Panc
Traian
Victor Benderra
Ben
Amitha Jayasinghe
Mahinda
Gihan Edirisinghe
Alick
Nuwan Karunarathna
Rauff
Kovacs Levente Jr.
The Policeman
Némedi-Varga Csilla
Mrs. Miklós
Orban Attila
Mr. Miklós
Boros-Piroska Klara
Mrs. Gyöngyösi
Lucian Ifrim
The Recruitment Agent
Mark Edward Blenyesi
Rudi
Fekete Beata
Kinga
Szucs Tamas
Géza
Nagy Csilla
Réka
Szabo Andras-Botond
András
Axel Moustache
The Slaughterhouse Foreman
Rares Hontzu
The Protestant Pastor
Stefan Statnic
The Custom Officer
Carla Todoran
Mara
Maria Dragus
Steffi
Ecaterina Ladin
Aura
Gheorghe Ifrim
Vasile Brebu
Csaba Székely
Flute Player
Diana Malutan
Villager (uncredited)
R.M.N. Ratings & Reviews
The Film Verdict
Alonso Duralde
Cristian Mungiu's tragicomic examination of EU economics, refugees, and Christmas delivers both as blistering social commentary and an unsparing portrait of community groupthink.
The Film Verdict
Jay Weissberg
A classic example of the director's dedication to naturalism and boasts several superb sequences, but it tries a bit too hard to encompass more topics than it can comfortably handle.
The Reveal (Substack)
Scott Tobias
Though Mungiu takes a heavy hand with the symbolism, particularly in a head-scratcher of a final moment, his main characters remain irreducible in the face of a conflict that's seemingly cut-and-dried.
Wall Street Journal
John Anderson
What Mr. Mungiu puts together, in tandem with the ornate private lives of several main characters, is an anatomy of race hatred.
FilmWeek (LAist)
Claudia Puig
Once [it takes off], it's a fascinating slow burn that feels urgent.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
R.M.N. is as gripping and scrupulously humane as Mungiu's admirers have come to expect from an artist of supreme discipline and dramatic skill.
San Jose Mercury News
Randy Myers
Mungiu has put his hand on the pulse of a nation - and the globe. It's one of the best, most passionate films of the year and leaves you with to think about.
The New Republic
Lidija Haas
Cristian Mungiu's R.M.N. zooms in on the resentments and anxieties roiling Europe.
Chicago Reader
Noah Berlatsky
The film's rejection of bigotry is undermined by its own uncomfortable assumptions about whose story is worth telling and who gets to represent the community.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
Further evidence that [Mungiu] is one of the world's most interesting dramatists.
New York Times
Manohla Dargis
Mungiu's touch is so deft and his filmmaking so enlivening, and the villagers so laughable (if also scary!), that you never feel dragged down or punished by the ugliness.
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
Mungiu does not offer an easy remedy for this toxic mess. How could he? But no one who makes a movie this vehement can fail to harbor a hope for what human beings, at their best, can be. R.M.N. is the work of an outraged idealist.
Los Angeles Times
Justin Chang
R.M.N. isn't a nativity story; it's a nativism story, a roving panorama of small-town hostility and a microcosm of tribalist enclaves the world over.
Vox
Alissa Wilkinson
A rigorous, naturalistic, and devastating cross-section of xenophobia.
IndieWire
David Ehrlich
There's a rare elegance to the way that Mungiu establishes the history of this place and its cultural divisions, and an ominousness to the way he anticipates its future.
Deadline Hollywood Daily
Todd McCarthy
It's a kind of close-up-and-personal look at contemporary issues in an area not often dramatized or in the news, which adds to the film's fresh and urgent feel.
TheWrap
Ben Croll
Whereas up until now Mungiu constructed his films around singular experiences, with "R.M.N." he takes a wider view, diagnosing an entire town (and the larger culture it represents) with a cancerous brain rot.
The Hollywood Reporter
Jordan Mintzer
A piercing slow-burn drama that's both layered and abstruse.
Slant Magazine
Ed Gonzalez
R.M.N. is a film almost perversely pregnant with sinister possibility, but it also reveals an unforgiving cynicism about the world as its social-realist strains become increasingly apparent.
Variety
Jessica Kiang
Little less than a pared-back state of the nation, a microcosmic analogy for an entire shattered society boiled dry of its softening vowels, in which only the harder elements - the bigotries, the betrayals, and a surprising number of bears - remain.
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