Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the World

On behalf of a multinational company, a production assistant drives around the Romanian city of Bucharest, interviewing various citizens who have been injured due to work accidents to cast one of them in a “safety at work” video.

Cast

Ilinca Manolache

as Angela Raducani

Ovidiu Pîrșan

as Ovidiu Pîrșan

Nina Hoss

as Doris Goethe

Dorina Lazăr

as Angela Coman

László Miske

as Gyuri

Șerban Pavlu

Katia Pascariu

Nicodim Ungureanu

Sofia Nicolaescu

Uwe Boll

as Self

Reviews

CinemaSerf

There's something very natural about Ilinca Manolache in this gritty and occasionally quite funny story of "Angela". She seems to spend much of the film driving her car around the streets of Bucharest garnering interviews from the victims of industrial accidents. Why? Well apparently some Austrians ...

Brent Marchant

Some may find it discouraging to look upon the world with a robustly cynical outlook, yet, given prevailing conditions in the world today, it may sometimes be unavoidable, an attribute reflected in many contexts, including art and cinema. And that’s just what Romanian writer-director Radu Jude has d...

badelf

Radu Jude's latest film is a caustic, unfiltered critique that slices through the veneer of contemporary work culture like a hot knife through butter. At its core, this is a merciless examination of late-stage capitalism and gig-working that will leave you simultaneously laughing and wincing. The...

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