Line of Events
During the 1989 Romanian Revolution, Sibiu witnesses a violent attack on a police station that escalates into armed clashes between soldiers, police, protesters, and the secret police
References Rocky (1976). “Freedom” or “Libertate” (2023), directed by Tudor Giurgiu and co-produced by Cecilia Stefanescu, Tudor Giurgiu, and Napa Toader, stands out as a notable addition to the limited Romanian cinema that examines the events of December 1989.
That’s why this film is a must-see for me
Romania. I experienced these historic moments firsthand at the age of 29 while living in neighboring Yugoslavia, where “Revolution” was broadcast continuously for 24 hours.
The film successfully balances various elements, including violence, humor, community, and political themes
The events of the 1989 revolution are still shrouded in mystery, but Tudor Giurgiu brilliantly presented many of the facts in a tangible way. The actors were exemplary, and every line delivered was fluent, believable, and appropriate to the historical context.
I sincerely hope that this film will receive the recognition it deserves, because it is a true masterpiece
The film transports viewers through the continuum of time and space, but more importantly, it delves deeply into the psyche of the characters, raising profound questions about the importance of moral ethics and the ability to maintain integrity in a dystopian world filled with corruption.