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Police, Adjective

2010·Drama·1h 50m
7.1
A cop named Cristi must go undercover to trail teen Victor who is suspected of selling pot in the north-eastern city of Vaslui.
Directed by Corneliu Porumboiu
romanian new wave

Cast

Dragoș Bucur
Dragoș Bucur
Cristi
Vlad Ivanov
Vlad Ivanov
Anghelache
Irina Săulescu
Irina Săulescu
Anca
Marian Ghenea
Marian Ghenea
Prosecutor
Cosmin Seleși
Cosmin Seleși
Costi
Șerban Georgevici
Șerban Georgevici
Sică
Constantin Diţă
Constantin Diţă
Officer on Duty

Crew

Corneliu Porumboiu
Corneliu Porumboiu
Director
Corneliu Porumboiu
Corneliu Porumboiu
Screenplay
Roxana Szel
Roxana Szel
Editor
Marius Panduru
Marius Panduru
Director of Photography
Marcela Ursu
Marcela Ursu
Executive Producer
Corneliu Porumboiu
Corneliu Porumboiu
Producer
Alexandru Belc
Alexandru Belc
Assistant Director
Mihaela Poenaru
Mihaela Poenaru
Production Design

Popular Reviews

15 reviews
Ingmar Wetzel
Ingmar Wetzel
Police, Adjective
Wonderful look at late 2000s Romania and also great ending
Wonderful look at late 2000s Romania and also great ending
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Connor
Connor
Police, Adjective
Would be an awesome double feature with The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad
Would be an awesome double feature with The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad
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Stefan
Stefan
Police, Adjective
3/100

A very classic super slow romanian movie. I didn’t find anything in particular that this movie exceeded in.

The characters are well made, but still didn’t save the movie from being quite boring and not unique…
3/100

A very classic super slow romanian movie. I didn’t find anything in particular that this movie exceeded in.

The characters are well made, but still didn’t save the movie from being quite boring and not unique…
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Max Kowalski
Max Kowalski
Police, Adjective
slow, minimal, sweet.

Bonus points for John Cena graffiti.
slow, minimal, sweet.

Bonus points for John Cena graffiti.
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Profe Loves Movies
Profe Loves Movies
Police, Adjective
I didn’t much care for this film. It felt disjointed, which I understand was partly the way the film was split up between the two different perspectives - of the police and of the radical youth - but even the separate single points of view felt lacking. I couldn’t really sympathize with any of the characters, because they didn’t feel real to me - on both sides. Also, the film felt long and tiresome. By the time you get to the hostage situation, which was more surreal than anything, I was ready for the film to end. To make matters worse, the film literally just ends upon the resolution of the conflict.

Blurgh.
I didn’t much care for this film. It felt disjointed, which I understand was partly the way the film was split up between the two different perspectives - of the police and of the radical youth - but even the separate single points of view felt lacking. I couldn’t really sympathize with any of the characters, because they didn’t feel real to me - on both sides. Also, the film felt long and tiresome. By the time you get to the hostage situation, which was more surreal than anything, I was ready for the film to end. To make matters worse, the film literally just ends upon the resolution of the conflict.

Blurgh.
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