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Emilian Oprea

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Emilian Oprea

‘Self-Portrait of a Dutiful Daughter’ is a rare feminine entry in the Romanian New Wave
Self-Portrait of a Dutiful Daughter

Written by Ana Lungu

Directed by Ana Lungu

Romania, 2015

Cristiana (played by Elena Popa) is thirty years old. She has been brought up in a “proper”, bourgeois Romanian family. She is a PhD student of Earthquake Engineering and divides her time between her married lover, her newly-owned apartment which her parents have recently moved out and into which she now wants to bring a dog, and engaging in endless quasi-philosophical conversations with her close friends, Alex and Michelle. Her professor likes to give lengthy monologues on earthquake statistics, which she listens to duly. In her eagerly awaited rendezvous, her statuesque lover Dan (Emilian Oprea) likes to comment on the masculinity of her name and reserves the right to define “beautiful” in their relationship. Finally living by herself, she rebelliously wants a dog while her father forbids it. Facing opposition, prohibitions and directives for living her...
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  • 5/15/2015
  • by Tina Poglajen
  • SoundOnSight
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