Winner of the Silver Bear at Berlinale 2017

The effect is moving. As if Linklater had assembled his trilogy "Before Sunrise, Sunset and North" in a single movie.
The Film Stage

Awarded the Silver Bear at the last Berlinale Festival "Ana, mon amour" is another outstanding psychological drama by Peter Netzer, one of the most interesting Romanian directors of the new wave, winner of the Golden Bear for "The Children's Position."

Ana (Diana Cavallioti) and Tom (Mircea Postelnicu) get to know the literature and quickly fall in love with each other. However, a serious test for their relationship will be the mental disorder of the girl. Can the couple deal with traumatic experiences? Will young infatuation survive the test of time? As usual, Netzer's answers will be surprising and ambiguous.

Awards and festivals:
2017 - Berline International Film Festival - Silver Bear for outstanding artistic contribution, Main Competition
2017 - Cartagena International Film Festival - best film (nomination)

Director's silhouette:
Peter Netzer was born in 1975 in Petroshan, a family of Transylvanian Saxons. He grew up mainly in Cluj. In the early 1980s he emigrated with his family to western Germany, where he started school at Stuttgart. After the revolution, however, he returned to Romania in 1989. He graduated from the National University of Theater and Film Arts. I. L. Caragiale in Bucharest. He made a few short films in order to conquer the International Film Festival in Locarno with his debut film "Maria" in 2003. The world's best-known director, "Baby's Place," won the 2013 Golden Bear and FIPRESCI Award at the Berlin International Film Festival.