The Canary and the Blizzard

In the winter of 1933, an illegalist (a communist, member of a political party a party outlawed at the time) assumes the mission of a wounded colleague to transmit a secret message.

Cast

Florin Gabrea

as Oprea Dobrică aka The Canary

Maria Rotaru

Mircea Albulescu

as The Lawyer

Anna Széles

as Fiancee

Nineta Gusti

as Madame Iancu

Jean Constantin

as Animal Tamer

Matei Alexandru

Camelia Zorlescu

Rina Constantini

Vasile Constantinescu

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