Dan Badea

The show that proves that Romanian's imagination has no barriers! Delia and Cheloo award the best humor number with 20,000 euros.

1999. Kosovo War. In a small Romanian village, the chief of the railway station, who also happens to be a local gangster, stops a NATO train transporting military equipment. Their arrival in this small village dramatically changes its landscape.

The web miniseries created by Matei Dima (BRomania), is the successful attempt to show how the education in Romania works, especially when it comes to the most vulnerable of its beneficiaries. That the series has a lot and a kind of bitter humor is just one of the pluses.

Three overlapping stories take place over the course of a week in Bucharest, with characters whose life paths intersect and overlap; often independently of their intentions to emmigrate from Romania, or to stay behind.

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Two villages that received only half their necessary annual budgets decide to wage it all on a soccer game between themselves. Whoever wins gets it all and fulfill their objectives. So everything becomes fair game in their quest to win.

Stand-up Revolution, the first stand-up television show with four big names who planning to discover the next big sensation in the field!

Being forced into prostitution by her father, she finds solace in her friends and her journal.

Stefan is a young manager in a big advertising agency, happily married and having a young daughter. He suddenly falls in love with a woman he sees on the street, at a light stop. His life changes completely as he is desperately trying to find the woman of his dreams. —Cristina Oprescu

The father, fired two years before retirement, wants to get rehired, requiring the support of his son. The action takes place in a restaurant in Bucharest.

A man tries to build a theme park on top of land that's secretly the home to friendly Leprechauns.