Since they met in the college's faculty of literature, Ana and Toma have loved and perfectly complemented each other. Ana, with a traumatic family past, suffers from anxiety attacks, while Toma does not separate from her; both are insulated more and more in their relationship. Through a series of jumps to the past and the future that reconstruct their history together, the latest feature film by the Romanian director Calin Peter Netzer takes place during a session of psychoanalysis that gives the plot vagueness of interpretation. The story examines the love bond of the protagonists, defining it as a game of dependence and fragility.
Ana, My Love
Toma and Ana meet as students in the literature faculty and quickly fall in love.
