A video was spread by virus, showing a man and a woman having sex in masks. However, the woman was recognized. To make matters worse, she is a teacher and should have been a role model. And this is in a post-socialist society, about to be lost in a social network discourse, in which there are attitudes towards healing cleanliness, pseudo-political know-it-all, sacred chauvinism and grotesque conspiracy theories. Everyone has his own opinion. The debate became a court of law about consensual sex, pornography, and so on. Radu Jude has always devoted himself to innovative film experiments, crafting a clever and ironic trilogy in this constellation: the first part focuses on the crazy humor of daily life on the streets of Bucharest with leisurely precision, showing us what contemporary movies with record-fiction interfaces look like. The second part is a series of mundane still images designed to serve as an encyclopedia of the symbols of our time. The finale of the film (though open) is a discussion held at the school to rule on the reasons for the existence of the heroine.
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