Gadjo dilo
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| Directed by | Tony Gatlif |
| Written by | Tony Gatlif |
| Starring | Romain Duris Rona Hartner Izidor Serban Ovidiu Balan Angela Serban Adrian Simionescu |
| Release date(s) | August 1997 |
| Running time | 102 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | Romani Romanian French |
Gadjo dilo is a 1997 film, directed and written by Tony Gatlif. The title means "Crazy Gadjo [non-Gypsy]" in Romani.[1] Most of the film was shot at the village of Creţuleşti some kilometers from Bucharest and some of the actors are local Romani people
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[edit] Plot
Stephane, a young French man from Paris, travels to Romania in search of the female Gypsy singer Nora Luca, to whom his father had frequently listened before his death. Stephane finds much more...
[edit] Cast
- Romain Duris as Stephane.
- Rona Hartner as Sabina.
- Izidor Serban as Isidor.
- Ovidiu Balan as Sami.
- Angela Şerban as Angela.
- Adrian Minune as the child prodigy.
- Mónika Juhász Miczura provides the voice of Nora Luca (unseen in the film).
[edit] Awards
In Thessaloniki, Greece, the film, translated in Greek as "Gadjo Dilo: There still are smiling Gypsies" won a prize in the 41st Thessaloniki Film Festival in 1998.
[edit] Connections
In 2006, Gatlif directed Transylvania. This time it is an Italian woman who travels from France to Romanian Transylvania to find her lover, a Gypsy musician.
[edit] Notes
- ^ The Romanian title of the film is Străinul nebun ("The crazy foreigner").
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