Romeo stands in the kitchen in front of the open window and watches the trains passing in the distance. It's getting dark outside. It's July. Romeo has to talk to Eliza and doesn't know yet what to tell her. Being a father and growing old have become difficult things for him lately. He feels tired - his life looks so different to what he imaged it would be when he was thirty.

Internationally acclaimed director Cristian Mungiu returns with a powerful and universal study about the imprecision of parenthood, the relativity of truth and the ambiguity of compromise - revealed by a father-daughter relationship - a unique and uncompromising vision.