At the age of 41, Dan, i.e. Dan Liicescu, ends his life not gloriously. The end takes place on the big Bucharest boulevards, somewhere on Stephen the Great (Radu Potkoava, the screenwriter and director of the film, whose main character is the aforementioned, does not say whether he was a dynamist or not), and the husband, while driving, quarreled with his wife every day.

This follows as expected. That if he had not gone, Radu Potkoava would have had nothing to tell, and we would not have gone. Accident, death, grief, mourning, mourning, priests, memorial service. On which the deceased himself appears quite unexpectedly, dressed appropriately, that is, in a more elegant suit.

After that, some other big surprises. Not at all according to what we know, either from the Holy Books or from the stories and experiences of the world. Starting with Dan being taken in by a man who introduces himself as Peter, and who leads the pronounced dead man to a deserted beach somewhere by the sea.

Petra sets Dan up in a fully equipped trailer where the character, our dead one, will spend the next 40 days or so. Until the decisive meeting with God, during which he will communicate his decision to Dan. In particular, the next destination. Hell or Heaven.

Of course, at the end of the film, the person who makes the decision appears dressed in a completely unusual way, in red, like an elderly Santa Claus, bon viveur or bon vivant who obviously likes spritzers and who, for even better performance at work, asks to toast about ten small ones with him at the end of the interview. Our God, the role in which Sherban Pavlou has a very impressive appearance, speaks freely with Dan. Bohdan Dumitrache played impeccably, humanly, simply.

God prefers a friendly, informal approach. Despite the lack of an advantage, a bit of a downward glance does exist. At the end, the interviewer asks Dan a final question, which he answers with the help of Laura, a role in which we once again see Cosmina Stratan. After that, because there are signs in Heaven as well time is money an academician to both of them is not at all Valley!

But before he meets God, there is a lot going on in Dan’s life, I pray, afterlife. And Radu Potkoava, as a screenwriter and director, has the knowledge to tell us about them with humor, tenderness and humanity. Without worrying too much – I want to believe it – high church figures, whose accounts in this area, I would not say, necessarily contradict, but complement them in such a way that even death and 40 days of waiting, as I would say, more philosophically, interval and the infinity humming along seems a little more acceptable. You already have more courage in front of them.

fine. So it was the first meeting with Petru, in charge of Housing, Hygiene and Supply, played well by Sergio Kostake. Then comes a romantic farewell to Laura (Kozmina Stratan), a former high school classmate, an unrequited love whom God and the afterlife seem to be giving a second chance. Laura, who appears just as Dan Radu Potkoav, who thanks to the writer, director and actor gradually becomes ours, could not be more difficult to get used to the final, which turned out to be not exactly rosy, We also see an emotional reunion with the parents (subtly written by Aura Calarasu and Marian Ralea), an opportunity to learn a truly poignant lesson about the benefits of fidelity in marriage.

However, the miracles do not end there. Dan also has the opportunity, please, the opportunity to periodically return to the world of sinners, to put things in order, to prove that he is a so-called good boy. So we meet his daughter (Ilinka Sava), a future ballerina whose name is Zoya, which means trust in life, his ex-wife, by no means a witch (Florentina Sileya), his son-in-law Sipi, a good boy, emotional and emotional at the same time, more surprised and more mysterious than the Little Man Gopo (Liviu Pintileas). We also get to know how parastases are carried out in Făgăraș thanks to the character played by Denis Nicolae. And much, much more. _Read the entire article and comment on Contributors.ro