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"The ghost of Romanian Cinema"
Andrei Catalin Baleanu, the living ghost of the Romanian cinema of the '70s, presented through the eyes of a young director at the beginning of the road.
"The ghost of Romanian Cinema"
Andrei Catalin Baleanu, the living ghost of the Romanian cinema of the '70s, presented through the eyes of a young director at the beginning of the road.
Andrei Cătălin Băleanu
Andrei Cătălin Băleanu
Dodu Bălășoiu
Dodu Bălășoiu
Stere Gulea
Stere Gulea
Nicolae Mărgineanu
Nicolae Mărgineanu
Horea Murgu
Horea Murgu
Florin Paraschiv
Florin Paraschiv
Gheorghe Visu
Gheorghe Visu
Andrei Catalin Baleanu, the living ghost of the Romanian cinema of the '70s, presented through the eyes of a young director at the beginning of the road.
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