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Floating Things (2009)

5.4audience score
5 votes on TMDB
Released October 15, 2009Runtime 1h 29mDirector Mircea Daneliuc

While working in Europe, Avram comes to realize that Italians are paying good money for trained dogs that can protect them from the waves of immigrants. That's Avram's big-time idea: he returns to Romania to start breeding watch dogs which he can later export to Italy. As it happens, he settles next to a camp of immigrants recently sent back from Rome. Thus, the Italian tension is willy-nilly reenacted on the banks of the Danube. Avram's life gets complicated. He starts having an affair with his own daughter in law, lands in conflict with his ex-immigrant neighbors and his life is literally under threat. The film ends with an unpredictable situation.

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Cast of Floating Things

Toma Cuzin

Toma Cuzin

Olimpia Melinte

Olimpia Melinte

Magda
Liviu Pintileasa

Liviu Pintileasa

Romeo
Valentin Popescu

Valentin Popescu

Avram
Nicodim Ungureanu

Nicodim Ungureanu

About Floating Things

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Who stars in Floating Things?

Floating Things stars Magda Cernat, Toma Cuzin, Claudiu Maier, Olimpia Melinte, Liviu Pintileasa.

Who directed Floating Things?

Floating Things was directed by Mircea Daneliuc.

How long is Floating Things?

Floating Things has a runtime of 1h 29m.

What is Floating Things about?

While working in Europe, Avram comes to realize that Italians are paying good money for trained dogs that can protect them from the waves of immigrants. That's Avram's big-time idea: he returns to Romania to start breeding watch dogs which he can later export to Italy. As it happens, he settles next to a camp of immigrants recently sent back from Rome. Thus, the Italian tension is willy-nilly reenacted on the banks of the Danube. Avram's life gets complicated. He starts having an affair with his own daughter in law, lands in conflict with his ex-immigrant neighbors and his life is literally under threat. The film ends with an unpredictable situation.