Brilliant 'reality horror' romanian movie. Superb acting by Anamaria Marinca.

Silly Roman students having abortions.

A sense of anxiety permeates the entire narrative, which tackles a delicate subject with an organic and disturbing intensity. This experience provokes a deep immersion rarely seen in films. The execution is intense: the long scenes and static shots make the viewer feel part of the environment. The dialog is natural, fluid and visceral, while the impactful scenes are explicitly uncomfortable and depressing. This effect is intensified by the extremely expressive and authentic performances.

"Unflinching", I think is the word.