Discover Romania: People Trades and Tools 4 min. trailer

[TheEuropeanDream]

Romanians are great people,EXCEPTING THE FACT THAT Romanians outside Romania(those who left Romania for other countries)are just idiots,gypsies and parvenu.Most of them are killers,thieves,lawbreakers,va­ndals that destroy anything in their way.They even peed in Fontana di trevi and vandalized some others monuments.Romanian women who left Romania are just stinking whores,tramps and they sell their bodies!

BTW,Romanians are not gypsies!Only 50% of Romanians are gypsy,and they live in all Europe 

[petrutzgabriel]

@TheEuropeanDream bah,dar ce reclama buna faci romaniei...........

[petrutzgabriel]

@unomnacajit111 ce ai mah te doare capul?

[vladcuciulata]

UE sintem si noi, ma rog, noi am dorit asta. Pierdem asemenea minuni in primul rind din vina noastra a Romanilor. Citi dintre noi ar plati mai mult pentru o oala de lut decit pentru una de inox "high brand"? Citi ne ducem copiii sau nepotii la muzee de arta populara sau la tirguri taranesti? Sau ii invatam sa impleteasca un bici in 3 ori in 4? Nu mai stim nici noi sa cioplim un fluer din salcie si privim suspiciosi la o bucata de brinza neambalata in plastic vacuumat. Noi vom fi vinovati, nu UE.

[EVELYNEMIL]

Excellent film!!.

[hackneysaregreat]

When you see this, it makes you realise again, that craftmanship is not "just something".

It should be well taken care of.

[DanOblacksmith]

Romania is such a beautiful country, I wish I could go there and visit with these wonderful people.

Hopefully they will be able to keep their culture and traditional skills for many generations to come without being diluted and forced into the ways of the west in the name of "progress".

This is what america was 100 years ago, full of people who could depend on themselves for everything they needed.

Today they can produce nothing and depend on china for everything, a throwaway prideless nation

[IagainstAll]

Very nice video. Great master craftsmen.

[andreychevanton]

this is the real Romania ! a beautiful country with good people

[ipconstantin]

foarte frumos

[gearysveggies]

Is this a full length documentary? If so where could i get a copy?

[Deathlordtwo]

I am so fascinated by the way things were made back then.

[dihor]

EU is not against these things! Let's make it clear! It even encourage it! Hoand made products and crafts are considered as cultural and traditional works and the carfts man could sale it for more money...It's art and traditions!

[mailman63155]

No one is AGAINST these things, but they will be made into exhibits and museum pieces only. They won't be allowed to be the norm any more. They will be regulated and sanitized to the point of being inconsequential.

[fannybaba]

the EU will soon put a stop to all that nonsense!

[cipm66]

Nonsense?! These persons does now something useful to do, and comparing with all of us that know only to buy from the supermarket, they know how to do, starting from scratch. The rest of us are only some dependent pieces in this global machinery.

[fannybaba]

1st when I say "nonsense" I am being sarcastic, 2nd as a working blacksmith myself, I know how the eu will sanitise and strangle these craftsmen with red tape, health and safety, and food safety regulations, I just hope these good people have the sense to ignore the beurocrats, unlike the "sheep" in my country.

I would love to see this part of Europe before it is lost forever!

[falanster]

@fannybaba

Do not blame UE. If you are a blacksmith, better look at their associations, forums and groups. They keep and preserve their past. The Romanian Craftsman didn't perish because of UE

[NRaduC]

ce frumoase sunt mestesugurile tarii noastre!