The Happiest Girl In The World
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The Happiest Girl In The World
A Film by Radu Jude
2009 - Romania - Comedy/Drama - 1.85 DCP - 99 min.
with Șerban Pavlu , Andreea Bosneag , Vasile Muraru & Violeta Haret
Language: Romanian
Produced by Ada Solomon & Stienette Bosklopper
Delia Fratila (18) comes from a poor family living in a small Romanian town. She is the winner of an advertising campaign: she sent three juice-bottles labels and won an expensive car. Delia and her parents, has to come to Bucharest for the promotion testimonial – a video showing Delia to the whole country, as a proof that the refreshments company keeps its promises and grants the awards. After the long way to Bucharest, the family finally arrives to the shooting place - a big square in the middle of the city. She spends the day doing the shooting. What she has to do seems quite easy: she has to sit in the car in front of the wheel, to drink juice and thank the organizing company. The shooting goes on with the ordinary problems: Delia keeps forgetting the text, the soda doesn’t look good enough-for the client, they have to refresh her make-up all the time, the shooting angle needs to be changed, some spotlights break etc.
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