Chicken, Fries and a Coke

This film centers around a ten-year-old granddaughter who embarks on her first trip to Romania with her two grandmothers. As they arrive at the seaside, the language barrier becomes apparent, with the granddaughter not speaking Romanian and the grandmothers not speaking English, nor each other’s language. This setup creates a rich ground for exploring themes of family, connection, and the challenges of understanding across cultures.

The drama unfolds in a setting that emphasizes the beauty of Romania's coastline while delving into the complexities of familial relationships. The film provides an intimate look at how communication transcends language, as the characters navigate their differences and bond in unexpected ways. It presents a fresh perspective on family dynamics within a cross-cultural context, making it an intriguing watch for those interested in character-driven stories and personal journeys.