THE NEIGHBOR at Milestii Mici
Program / Tickets
Synopsis:
We invite you to a special event of a special screening of the film THE NEIGHBOUR, which will take place at the Milestii Mici Winery. This occasion is more than just a cinema premiere; is an opportunity to celebrate the subtle fusion of two prestigious industries and pay homage to our national culture through authentic wine and cinema. On December 6th, starting at 18:00, you will have the privilege of witnessing a unique experience, where the captivating story of the movie THE NEIGHBOUR will be translated on the generous screen of the Milestii Mici winery.
With a comfortable capacity of 100 people, we recommend that you reserve your seats as soon as possible, as they are limited. Access to this exceptional event will be based on tickets, available at the price of 200 MDL, which includes a bottle of wine as a gift from the Mileștii Mici Winery.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to enjoy an outstanding show and celebrate our national culture together. We await you with open arms at the special screening of the film THE NEIGHBOUR at the Milestii Mici Winery!
About director:
Vecina (The Neighbor) is co-directed by Cristian Ilișuan and Eugene Buica, two filmmakers who blend the vibrant spirit of modern Romanian comedy with the refinement of international cinema. Cristian Ilișuan, known for the Mircea Bravo project and the box-office hits Mirciulică, Nuntă pe bani, and Moartea în vacanță, has directed and produced hundreds of short films and online videos that have reached millions of viewers. His background in visual storytelling and his sharp comedic sense bring authenticity and freshness to every project.
Eugene Buica, an actor and director born in Bucharest and educated in the United States, is the founder of the renowned Los Angeles acting academy The Acting Crops and currently teaches film acting at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj. With experience on Broadway and in numerous American films and TV shows, he brings an international perspective and refined attention to performance. Together, they craft a witty, heartfelt comedy about urban life, neighborly tensions, and the fine line between patience and madness.