Room 6. Loyalty. And Death. What price I am willing to pay for my friend?

In a drawer of his desk at the design institute, Gheorghe Ursu kept a secret: a hardcover notebook in which he recorded his private life on a daily basis, but also the moral and economic collapse of the regime led by Nicolae Ceaușescu — whom he nicknamed ‘the Paranoid’.

 

 

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Encounters. Or how a new world begins.
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  1. Nicolae Grigorescu, Young Peasant Woman Resting, circa 1885
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  2. Room 1. A love longer than detention. When does an encounter become the great love?
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  3. Room 1. A love longer than detention. When does an encounter become the great love?
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  4. Room 2. Resistance through friendship. What if it takes courage for an encounter to last?
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  5. Room 2. Resistance through friendship. What if it takes courage for an encounter to last?
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  6. Room 3. Forgetting the most precious thing. How can an encounter turn into loneliness?
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  7. Room 3. Forgetting the most precious thing. How can an encounter turn into loneliness?
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  8. Room 4. The Beauty that is born. What can great encounters give birth to?
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  9. Room 4. The Beauty that is born. What can great encounters give birth to?
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  10. Room 5. An Antidote to Forgetting. How can an encounter survive time and distance?
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  11. Room 5. An Antidote to Forgetting. How can an encounter survive time and distance?
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  12. Room 6. Loyalty. And Death. What price I am willing to pay for my friend?
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  13. Room 6. Loyalty. And Death. What price I am willing to pay for my friend?
  14. Room 7. To the One Whose Hand I Knew How to Hold Only for a Few Moments
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  15. Conclusion. The Attic.
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