“Conversation with Serafim” is not a story about communism, but about life under communism, about individuals willingly remaining prisoners of a system that suits them and which, apparently, will never ever change.

The stories of the numerous characters (be they doctors, whores, firemen, electricians, administrators, Italians, hermaphrodites, communists, wives, long living shepherds, twin dancers, and even a goat) are repetitive and build up a strange net in which playfulness, irony and triviality are tightly interwoven.

Feature film, debut

Format: 35 mm

Lenght: '100

Director/Screenwriter: Silviu Purcarete