PARKING
O.V. in Spanish and Romanian subtitled in Spanish
A film with Belén Cuesta, Ariadna Gil and Luis Bermejo. Adrian is a poet, an illegal Romanian immigrant who works as a night watchman in a car franchise in Cordoba. He speaks Spanish, lives all alone and wants to write and start a new life. His encounter with Maria, during the night of San Juan, seems to be written in the stars. The passion between them will soon put to the test the challenges they have to face together. Based on the story of Romanian writer Marin Malaicu-Hondrari (today one of the most prestigious in his country, as well as translator of Bolaño and Cortázar), a film with music by Julio de la Rosa.
Direction: Tudor Giurgiu
Script: Marin Mălaicu-Hondrari, Tudor Giurgiu
Cinematography: Marius Panduru
Editing José M. G. Moyano, Manuel Terceño
Music: Julio de la Rosa
Sound: Lukáš Moudrý, Diana Sagrista
Cast: Mihai Smarandache, Belén Cuesta, Ariadna Gil, Luis Bermejo, Carmen Florescu, Eric Frances, Manuel Bandera
Production: Bogdan Crăciun, Olmo Figueredo González-Quevedo, Tudor Giurgiu, Ondřej Zima, Pavel Berčík, Lukáš Moudrý
Production Company: Libra Film Productions, La Claqueta, Tito Clint Movies, Cercanias La Película AIE
TUDOR GIURGIU
Romania, 1972. He is a member of the European Film Academy, Eisenhower Fellow in 2014, founder and president of the Transylvania Film Festival and precursor of the National Film Awards in Romania. He studied at the Bucharest Film Academy and was assistant director for Lucian Pintilie and Radu Milheanu. He also directed numerous commercials, video clips and short films, including Superman, Spiderman or Batman, which won Best Short Film at the European Film Awards in 2012. His debut feature Love Sick was screened at the Berlinale's Panorama section in 2006, and his second film, Of Snails and Men, won the Special Jury Prize in Warsaw and the Valladolid Meeting Point Section. His third film Why Me? premiered at the Berlinale in 2015, winning awards at a number of festivals. He has produced and co-produced films by authors such as Peter Strickland, Eran Ricklis, Fanny Ardant, Manuel Martín Cuenca and Radu Milheanu.