Public reception Marilena from P7





cristian nemescu s marilena p7 medium-length film, @ cannes viewed hall full of people, , intensely applauded. said movie without mistake. shocking story ghetto outskirts of bucharest (where, example, old man, scourged life, slick , misogynist, plants little garden on rooftop of block), kid - steal parents whole salary or trolleybus, beloved - , lively prostitute p7. children actors ingenuous talent, , dialogs fit , sound natural, splendid picture, big hearted pimp played andi vasluianu, in 1 portion of highest quality cinematography.





romanian film days in stockholm, 2007:

mădălina ghiţescu (right), radu gabrea (center).


the romanian premiere took place on june 4, 2006 @ transylvania international film festival, in cluj-napoca. in bucharest, first display of movie organized on september 8, 2006, in square established purpose on calea rahovei street. public, critics country, received movie well, difficulty caused movie s unusual duration allowed movie on display on few other occasions. same problem encountered when movie sent film festivals outside romania, being either rejected due impossibly of being included in of standard categories or included short fiction (for example, @ brooklyn).


in summer of 2006, nemescu started production of california dreamin . filming took place in june–august interval. end of august, film nearing completion; on august 24, 2006, however, nemescu , andrei toncu (sound engineer new project well) died in car accident in bucharest. following accident, romanian public, abroad, offered wider attention productions of 2 cineasts, including marilena p7, first notable success. 1 year after accident, event commemorated in country through various displays, public meetings , debates. on august 24, 2007, marilena p7 had premiere @ stockholm during second romanian film days. romanian people, diaspora, swedish spectators, present.








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