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The Oak
1992, Movie, NR, 105 mins
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In this grim depiction of life in Romania during the Ceausescu dictatorship, corruption and tyranny are seen as contending with sheer incompetence for control of a dysfunctional society. The writer-director of THE OAK, Lucian Pintilie, has the distinction of havinq been personally exiled by Ceausescu in the early 1970s. Nela (Maia Mergenstern) is used to living far better than in the dingy, cluttered Bucharest apartment she shares with her father (Virgil Andriescu), an ex...
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The Oak: Cast & Details
Year: 1992
Rated NR
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Maia Morgenstern
: Nela
Razvan Vasilescu
: Mitica
Victor Rebengiue
: The Mayor
Dorel Visan
: Country Priest
Mariana Mihut
: Priest's Wife
Dan Condurache
: The Lawyer
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