Stone Wedding

The film is divided into two different parts. The first part, directed by Mircea Veroiu, describes the tragic life of a Romanian widow at the beginning of the twentieth century. The second part, directed by Dan Picza, is about a bride at a wedding. Mircea Veroiu (born 1941) and Dan Picsa (born 1938) are Romania's most original filmmakers, and together they made two outstanding films: "The Stone Wedding" (1972) and "The Golden Soul" (1974). Undoubtedly, both films are among the best Romanian films of all time, received huge critical acclaim around the world and are included in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. "Stone Marriage" is adapted from the novel by Romanian writer Ion Agarbiceanu, which describes the living conditions in rural Transylvania at the beginning of the last century. These stories are filled with a deep tragic shock, a sense of fate that seems to be omnipresent. All of this is expressed in unforgettable photography. It is no exaggeration to say that every shot is a work of art. In the first part, every movement and every look of the actress Leopoldina Balanuta is full of sensuality and intelligence, she knows how to imply many