‘Acasa, My Home’ Review: An Immersive and Often Brutal Window Into Life on the Romanian Margins
A land-dwelling family’s harmony is disrupted by encroaching civilization in a documentary heavy on naturalism and light on personality.
Radu Ciorniciuc
Newswire
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