Eva
6.2
On the threshold of youth, when life begins to reveal itself in all its intensity, Eva meets Tudor—an encounter that marks a turning point in her existence. It is the day of her sixteenth birthday, a symbolic date that represents not only the passage from childhood to adolescence, but also the beginning of a deep and complex emotional journey.
Tudor bursts into Eva’s life as an enigmatic and magnetic figure. His presence dazzles her, awakening feelings she had never known before. With him, Eva begins to discover the nuances of love, passion, and vulnerability. Tudor is not merely a romantic interest; he becomes the mirror through which she starts to recognize herself as a woman, with all the complexity that entails.
However, their relationship is neither simple nor linear. Tudor is shrouded in mystery: he appears and disappears from Eva’s life without warning, leaving behind a void that is difficult to fill. These constant absences become a source of profound suffering for her, but also a phase of learning and personal growth. Eva is forced to confront her emotions, to understand the difference between love and dependence, between desire and pain.
The story of Eva and Tudor goes beyond a conventional romantic narrative. It is an intimate portrait of the construction of female identity amidst the turbulence of first love. Eva does not simply fall in love—she transforms. Her bond with Tudor, though often painful, reveals essential aspects of her own nature, her desires, and her boundaries.
Director: Adrian Popovici
Cast: Amy Beth Hayes, Dustin Milligan, Emily Hamilton, Ingrid Bisu, Maia Morgenstern, Michael Ironside, Patrick Bergin, Vincent Regan
