A Romanian poet falls for a Spanish bassist—immigration never sounded this sexy.
Adrian is a young poet who decides to leave Romania and go live to Spain. He wants to change his life, earn some money and learn Spanish. Upon arriving in Cordoba, he works at a car dealership that sells both old and new cars. During the day he hides in a small caravan in the parking lot of the car dealership. One day, Adrian finds a package with a CD and poster for a tour of one flamenco / jazz band. He is enchanted by the music and by the picture of Maria, who plays a bass guitar in the band. They both meet after a concert on the beach, where they begin their relationship full of passion, problems and surprises.
Cinematography
Córdoba glows—every frame feels like borrowed sunlight.
Score
Flamenco-jazz fusion that actually earns its emotional weight.
Acting
Smarandache's quiet desperation meets Cuesta's volcanic presence.
Director
Tudor Giurgiu
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Tudor Giurgiu deliberately cast Spanish actors without Romanian language skills, forcing authentic communication barriers that mirror real immigrant experience.
The beach concert scene was shot in a single take during actual golden hour—Cuesta later said she genuinely couldn't see Smarandache's face until playback.
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