The Height of Ignorance
Two sisters face the presence of a nosy Security agent during the Communist period in Romania.
Two sisters face the presence of a nosy Security agent during the Communist period in Romania.
Ovidiu Grecu
Agent
Melinda Ioana Dărăștean
Mariana Dumitru
Daria Bălănean
Ioana Dumitru
Melinda Ioana Dărăștean
Narrator
Two sisters face the presence of a nosy Security agent during the Communist period in Romania.
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