Mirror

Synopsis

Mirror (Oglinda) is a 1994 Romanian drama film directed by Ion Siminie. The story follows the life of a young woman, Maria, who struggles with her past and the reflections of her choices in various mirrors scattered throughout her house. As she attempts to come to terms with her reality, she finds herself questioning her identity, relationships, and purpose. Through beautifully crafted cinematography and poignant storytelling, Mirror delves into themes of self-discovery, memory, and the complex nature of human existence. The film is a mesmerizing and introspective exploration of the inner workings of the human psyche.

Cast

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  Ion Siminie

  Marshal Ion Antonescu

• Adrian Vâlcu

  King Mihai I (as Adrian Vîlcu)

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  Gheorghe Dinică

  Mihai Antonescu

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  Ștefan Radoff

  Iuliu Maniu

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  Şerban Ionescu

  Lucretiu Patrascanu

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  Sergiu Nicolaescu

Reviews

Mirror is a visually stunning masterpiece that captures the essence of existential reflection. The cinematography in this film is truly breathtaking, with each shot expertly crafted to convey the emotional depth of the characters. The performances by the cast, especially the lead actress, are riveting and extremely moving. The narrative unfolds in a non-linear fashion, mirroring the fragmented nature of memory and identity. Critics have praised Mirror for its profound storytelling and evocative imagery. Rotten Tomatoes hailed it as 'a haunting and thought-provoking work of art' while Metacritic described it as 'a profound meditation on the human condition'. IMDb users have rated Mirror an impressive 7.5 out of 10, reflecting the universal acclaim it has garnered.