Altitude

R.M.N.

Cristian MUNGIU Romania, France 125 mins M18 (Nudity and Some Mature Content) Southeast Asian Premiere

FILM SYNOPSIS

A rural Transylvanian town is plagued by xenophobia—and an unseen threat looming the forest.

After working abroad, Matthias returns to his bucolic Transylvanian village where his son, Rudi, has been scared speechless after encountering an unknown entity in the woods. Meanwhile, Matthias clashes with his estranged wife over raising their child with toxic masculinity, driving him to reunite with his former lover, Csilla. When Csilla hires three South Asian immigrant workers, the townsfolk’s racist fervour is ignited, spreading unforgivingly.

R.M.N. scans the communal psyche of a town steeped in xenophobic nationalism, revealing simmering cultural anxieties about an uncertain future. Mungiu expertly crafts a universally resonant story of human’s intolerance for the other, not as a warning, but as déjà vu.

FILM INFO

FILM CREDITS

Cristian MUNGIU

Cristian MUNGIU is the first Romanian filmmaker to win the Palme d’Or at Cannes Film Festival for 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2007). He also clinched Best Director for Graduation (2016) at the same festival. All of his feature films premiered at Cannes, with R.M.N. marking his fourth outing in the main competition.

 

CONTACT

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Screening Details

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    Golden Village Plaza Singapura, Hall 9

  • Runtime

    125 mins

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    Oldham Theatre

  • Runtime

    125 mins

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