Stuff and Dough(Marfa și banii)

The A.V. Club by

There's no question of the mood Puiu means to capture, the sullen anomie of a rootless generation, but too often, he's just spinning his wheels.

The New York Times by A.O. Scott

The brilliance of Stuff and Dough is that it wraps this powerful, disturbing drama in an anecdote from ordinary life. As is often the case in recent Romanian movies, the acting is so accomplished as to be invisible.

Salon by Andrew O'Hehir

It's a terrific little movie, gritty, real, ironic, ruthless and deeply humane.

TV Guide Magazine by Ken Fox

Dryly funny, deceptively simple road movie that quietly reveals the state of contemporary Romanian life.

New York Post by V.A. Musetto

Low-budget triumph.