The short film "Ramona", directed by Andrei Creţulescu, was selected in the official competition section Semaine de la Critique at the Cannes Film Festival in 2015.
Violent, stylized and no dialogues, "Ramona" concludes the trilogy "impromptu" directed by Andrei Creţulescu, which includes the short films "Bad Penny" (2013) and "Kowalski" (2014).
The casting includes the same actors from the first film, Rodica Lazăr, Dorian Boguţă, Andi Vasluianu, Şerban Pavlu, and Ana Ularu.
Andrei Creţulescu explained in a phone intervention on Antena 3, that this selection meant everything to him, at the moment.
"I cannot find the words. It is an independent short film, made with the same people who worked with pleasure in the first two, the selection is a prize in itself."
Asked what the plot was, Creţulescu admitted that he preferred not to say, but added some important details.
"I can tell you that it is a very violent film. It links somehow to my first two films, but this is an idea that came along. It's hard to say which were the strong points that have led to our selection. There is no dialogue in the film. There is no word spoken. All the charm lies in not knowing what it is", Creţulescu said.