Red Apples

In Red Apples, a young urologist finds himself working in a town hospital that lacks a dedicated urology ward. Throughout the film, he encounters various conflicts with his superiors due to ethical and medical issues. This narrative provides a unique perspective on the healthcare system and the challenges of practicing medicine in a less-than-ideal environment.

The film features a notable cast, including Mircea Diaconu, Carmen Galin, and Emilia Dobrin, who bring depth to their characters. As Alexandru Tatos's debut film, it sets the stage for his future works while showcasing the social and medical landscape of Romania in the 1970s. With a runtime of 86 minutes, Red Apples explores themes relevant to both medical professionals and audiences interested in drama and ethical conflicts in healthcare.