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Cretulescu Andrei

The World According to Ion B.
Ion B. is a 62 year-old homeless man. His bed is a filthy foam mattress at the bottom of a garbage chute. Ion sorts through the daily household garbage of the block, avidly reading the books, magazines and newspapers he finds. Since the 70s he has been creating collages from them that he calls "my films".

Victoria from 8 to 9
A cement filling in a dream-like landscape - the inheritance left by the infamous chemical plant is the town of Victoria and a mysterious smell difficult to endure. Through pieces from the funny absurd life of the Victorians, the film reveals the heart and soul of a small town, born to be communist and made overnight European city.

The Shukar Collective Project
The film follows, in a challenging and unconventional visual style, the coming together and the evolution of the Shukar Collective phenomenon. Consequently, the founding members of the dancing bears group Shukar, Napoleon (43, vocal and barrel percussion performer), Tamango (67, vocal and spoon special effects performer), Classic (29, vocal and percussion performer) as well as those who discovered them: DJ Vasile, Matze, Vlaicu Golcea, Dan Handrabur are talking for the first time about the rising and the breaking up of the group.

Merry Circus
The film tells the story of one of the oldest circus families in Romania and, mainly, the story of some of the oldest circus performers still alive, descendants of the Globus Circus founder, Toma Zdebschi. Mina is 75 years old and Carol is 84. They have a daughter, two grandchildren and a great-granddaughter, who is 7 years old. Carol is the son of Toma Zdebschi, one of Romania’s first travelling circus owners. Mina and Carol retired and they are living in Bucharest, in a house in Rahova district. In their backyard, one can still see their first wagon, the one they used to live in during their "circus life". Every year, on the 29th of August, family and friends gather together in that Rahova backyard and celebrate Carol’s birthday.

Australia
In 2008, Romania participated for the first time in the Homeless World Cup Finals wich took place in Melbourne. This is the story of the seven players in the national team, since they came together as a group and untill the end of the tournament. Go Romania!

Born on the 22nd of October 1974. He began working for HBO Romania in 1999, as Writer/Producer; in 2004 he became Senior Writer/Producer and since 2006 he’s been acted as consultant for the acquisition of Romanian films; in 2009 he was appointed Creative Manager for the OnAir and Original Production departments. He produced 7 original HBO documentaries, among which The World According to Ion B. – the 2010 International Emmy award for Best Arts Programming and the 2010 Gopo award for best documentary. A Foreign Languages graduate, he worked as film critic for the VIP magazine (1995-2001), as film and music critic for the Art&Roll and Sunete magazine (2000-2003), as film columnist for the Apropo magazine (2004-2006) and as film, music and DVD critic for the REPUBLIK magazine (2005-2008) and the Time Out Bucureşti magazine (2006-2008). He wrote various articles for cultural magazines such as Dilema Veche, Observator Cultural, KinoKultura and Esquire. Since 2004, he’s been a film editorialist for the HBO Film Magazine. Member of the short feature competition pre-selection jury of the Anonimul festival – 2nd edition/2005. Member of the critics’ jury of the DaKino festival – 15th edition/2005. Member of the National Cinema Awards 2005 critics’ jury appointed by the CNC. Member of the short fiction jury of the Anonimul festival – 3rd edition/2006. Member of the pre-selection jury for the GOPO awards – 1st edition/2007. Short feature competition selector for DaKino – the 17th edition/2007. Member of the short fiction jury of the Dakino festival – the 18th edition/2008. Since 2008, he’s the Artistic Director of the Bucharest International Film Festival (B-EST IFF) . Since 2005 he’s a member of the HBO/TIFF National Script Contest.
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