Tuesday, After Christmas
Release Date: May 25, 2011 (NY)
Studio: Lorber Films
Director: Radu Muntean
Screenwriter: Alexandru Baciu, Razvan Radulescu, Radu Muntean
Starring: Mimi Branescu, Mirela Oprisor, Maria Popistasu
Genre: Drama
An elegant, emotionally resonant drama of a middle-class couple whose 10-year marriage is rocked by the husband's illicit affair with their daughter's sexy dentist. In many respects it's an oft-told tale: Paul must choose between the easy rapport and stability of his family life and the uncertainty and excitement of a relationship with a much younger woman. In scorchingly intense long takes, the power dynamics among these three are unpredictable and, in the end, devastating. The fact that the two leads are actually a married couple adds to the verisimilitude.
The film revolves around a man of 30, a banker; Paul is a married to Adriana and having a daughter named Mara. Having a rich family and contented with his life, Paul having an affair outside with a girl who is a dentist, Raluca. It has 10 years past, for the marriage of Paul with Adriana, but before six months he has indulged in an extra marital affair. Thus, in order to find out some time with Raluca, Paul struggles a lot during the film. He uses to spend time to shop gifts for her or to her family. Once before Christmas, Adriyana has reached to Raluca for a check up of her daughter and both ladies has encountered with each other in same room for first time. Thus, the meeting of two has become complicated for Paul to take a difficult decision. At this time, Paul is intended to take a decision whether he would go with his family his married life or with his keep.
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