Dan Ionutiu

Summer vacation isn't as exciting as it seemed to be, so two friends decide to go to the Hungarian border while discussing both serious and humorous topics.

Following a conflict with her mother, Gabriela runs away to Bucharest, carrying with her a profound sense of loneliness and disconnection. As she wanders through unfamiliar spaces and fleeting encounters, she is pursued by Noro, an enigmatic presence that embodies her unresolved fears and emotional void. Moving between moments of intimacy, alienation, and self-reflection, Gabriela navigates a fragile coming-of-age journey, questioning identity, purpose, and the possibility of finding a place where she feels whole.

Two friends become increasingly consumed by social media feeds filled with stories and images of gun violence. As they scroll endlessly, the line between online spectacle and real life begins to blur. Disturbed by the macabre nature of the world they witness through their screens, they develop an unsettling fascination that pushes them toward a dangerous desire.