Kino Caravan

It is the start of the sixties. A remote village in Transylvania. Two men arrive on a rainy day. A film and a projector are in their car. Nobody from the village comes out to meet them. The mobile cinema is run by Tavi. Tavi is a young party activist. His job is to show a propaganda film there. He is also to report on the politics of the locals. The work leaves him more confused as it goes on. He begins to take an interest in the village librarian, a woman who keeps to herself. The villagers in the film are flawed but human, while the method set against them has no feeling in it, and the story comes from a novel by Ioan Grosan. Dorian Boguță and Mircea Diaconu appear in the hundred minute film, a German and Romanian production Titus Muntean finished in 2009.