Ana, mon amour

2017
C
2h 5min

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Toma y Ana se conocen como estudiantes en la facultad de literatura y terminan enamorándose rápidamente.Toma y Ana se conocen como estudiantes en la facultad de literatura y terminan enamorándose rápidamente.Toma y Ana se conocen como estudiantes en la facultad de literatura y terminan enamorándose rápidamente.

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6.7/10

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados y 11 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Cinematographer Andrei Butica said that they used prosthesis in the sex scene between Mircea Postelnicu and Diana Cavallioti. "We used latex to seal the actual body parts, and we used prosthesis. A wonderful penis! And some hair. It looks very realistic in the film, but we tried to avoid actually showing it. In person it looked like Frankenstein's creation or something! It was horrifying. Cãlin and I rehearsed it with the make-up girl, who was the one who created the prosthesis and actually put them on. We rehearsed everything and we chose the angles we wanted to shoot from, according to exactly how much we were going to see and how much we would allow on the screen. There was semen coming out, which came from a small pump that you had to squeeze.," he said.

Conexiones
References El imperio de los sentidos (1976)

Bandas sonoras
Trece-un nouras pe sus
Performed by Surorile Osoianu

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8/10

An Engrossing European Art-House Drama

Ana, Mon Amour (Anna, My Love) is a Romanian drama, inspired by a Romanian novel, Luminata, My Love. In many ways, it's a typical European art-house drama: a narrow, intense love story, very emotional scenes, jumps in time, some religious and intellectual discussions here and there, etc... The screenplay is excellent, as are the acting and direction. I liked this film much more than Child's Pose (and any recent Romanian film I've seen such as Bacalaureat or The Death of Mr. Lazarescu). It might even be better than Tuesday After Christmas. Honest and illuminating, with a damaged, melancholic streak running right through the whole film. 'Ana, mon amour' won the prestigious Silver Bear (runner up) award at the most recent Berlin Film Festival, and is highly recommended for lovers of European art-house cinema. 'Chapeau,' as we say here in France... (translation: you have my deep respect for your fine work). 8.5/10