
Synopsis
God giveth, God taketh away
A deacon with paranormal powers is the protagonist of this Romanian short film full of mystery. Winner of ”Prix du premier film ou film d’ecole du conseil general du Finistre”, Brest European Short Film Festival.
Director: Dorian Boguță
Scriptwriters: Dorian Boguță
Cast: Ion Rusu, Elias Ferkin, Iulia Verdes, Alexandru Papadopol, Vitalie Todirașcu, Ion Alici
Produced by: Alexandru Teodorescu
Cinematography by: Liviu Pojoni Jr.
Film editing: Eugen Kelemen
Category: short film
Genre: horror
Year: 2013
Duration: 23 minutes
Subtitles: english
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PLOT SUMMARY:
In a secluded village from the Danube Delta, a deacon called Kazimir uses his mysterious powers to heal the villagers of their afflictions. But the forces of good and evil balance each other and the nights are not peaceful for Kazimir, the few inhabitants of Sfantu Gheorghe and some naive visitors. They couldn’t have come at a worse time.
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Part of the omnibus with the topic „Danube Delta”, along with other two shorts directed by two actors („A duet” – Andi Vasluianu and „Square One” – Emanuel Pârvu) and quite close to „Square One” as far as the atmosphere and the topic are concerned, „Kazimir” might be the exact opposite approach of the „horror” pattern.
It’s happening in an isolated village in the Danube Delta, at night, when two strangers come to the village looking for Kazimir, the deacon endowed with supernatural powers. But there is a price to be paid for his help, and the payment is not a joke…
Lines:
“Stop fidgeting, already! Calm down… Be patient. I’ll be with you in a minute.”
“Listen up, Rusky, have you ever heard the word «rip off»?”
“God giveth, God taketh away.”
Festivals:
- Romanian Short Waves Program, Short Film Corner Section, Cannes Film Festival – France, 2014
- Victoria Film Festival – Romania, 2014
- Sighisoara Film Festival – Romania, 2014
- Arkadia Short Film Festival – Romania, 2014
- Anonimul International Film Festival – Romania, 2013
Awards:
- „Prix du premier film ou film d’ecole du conseil general du Finistre”, Brest European Short Film Festival – France, 2013
- Best Short Film, Dracula Film Festival – Romania, 2014