A man is on the run after his mistress confesses to her husband that the two of them have been having an affair.

Mini-movie featuring characters fom Versus (2000) and a sequel to Nervous (2004)

Ayaka is in hospital and the news is not good: due to arteriosclerosis she will lose her legs. While she still can, she paces the leafy hospital surroundings in search of a suicide spot. She finds the perfect tree, one with a sturdy branch from which to hang herself. Just as she loops a noose around her neck, she is interrupted by a mysterious patient named Yoshino. This slightly macabre girl is also afflicted by a disease, but a fantastical one that will see her turn into a tree. Even though Ayaka is surrounded by death, disease, and defective bodies, Yoshino’s intervention leads her to cling on to life, no matter how absurd.

Mini-movie featuring characters fom Versus (2000) and a sequel to Nervous (2004)

WHITEOUT CONDITIONS explores the discrepancy between the fear-mongering tone of snowfall reports and the idyllic landscapes that accompany them, with the intent of documenting the mise-en-scene, the language and the choreography of Romanian media. 　　A video essay in the vein of Harun Farocki, WHITEOUT CONDITIONS analyzes with thoughtful flair the TV mythologies of “bad” weather, listening to the news’ alarmist descriptions of “endless rain” and “dogged weather,” or how “winter is throwing down the gauntlet”. Yet during the holidays – i.e. outside of working hours – on the same channel you’ll hear snow become “a picture from the fairytales.” And then when they turn to describe blizzards, avalanches, and white tragedies, another era-defining cliché will be shown in the background: the idyllic winter landscape. Laura Săvuțiu understood – and makes us understand – that winter no longer exists, it’s only “winter”. (Călin Boto)

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