Finally something juicy. He never stops looking like my favorite bald Twitch streamer
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After the deaths of Mihai's parents, Mihai and Lisbeth Gheorghiu leave everything behind in Romania and move with their children to a remote village in Norway, hoping to rebuild their lives near Lisbeth's family. There, they grow close to their neighbors, the Halbergs, whose warmth offers the promise of a fresh start. But the fragile peace begins to unravel when the Gheorghius' young daughter, Elia, arrives at school covered in bruises.
No showtimes for Fjord in Athens today.
Finally something juicy. He never stops looking like my favorite bald Twitch streamer
Fun exercise where we are challenged to empathize with people who hold beliefs we likely don’t agree with, who are experiencing a particularly insidious injustice where progressivism is inverted as a weapon of prejudice. I’m curious how this will be received in the culture it’s critiquing, but the broader questions about hypocrisy and intolerance are handled with a refreshing amount of nuance and in an interesting modern context. Can see this winning the Palme. A little too subdued imo but still great stuff.
anatomy of a slap on the butt
After migrating from Romania to a remote Norwegian village, a couple faces a traumatic legal battle when their young daughter is found with bruises at school.
The film was directed by Cristian Mungiu, the acclaimed Romanian filmmaker known for his Palme d'Or-winning drama 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days.
Yes, Fjord was awarded the Palme d'Or at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.