So, What Is Freedom?
"When one gives up fear, one finds freedom, even in confinement."
Synopsis
Inspired by historical facts, this film is a story of love and survival against the background of the 1951 Communist ordered deportation of 40,000 landowners and people of non-Romanian origins to the Baragan Plain, the "Romanian Siberia".
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