Eva Pervolovici, Romania

Eva Pervolovici is a Rumanian director who already counts in its asset an interesting list of short films, artistic videos, photos and writing collaborations on novels and art magazines. Graduate of a degree in MFA Movie Advance Practice (Edinburgh), she lives and works in Paris since 2008.

Eva Pervolovici and the originality of its work were presented and rewarded in numerous festivals all around the world. She participated in the Talent Campus of Berlin, Sarajevo and Reykjavik. In 2010, a selection for the Berlin Today Award allows her to realize a new short film, "Little Red", which will be presented during the Berlin Festival 2011. The same year, she obtains the "Cannes à la Flip" prize rewarding the best short film. Her last two short films "LubeBen" and "Mina" are presented to Rotterdam Festival in 2011 (in competition and Spectrum) .

Currently, she develops three full-lengths in parallel: "Ileana" produced by Strada Film (Berlinale Silver Bear 2010) and coproduced by KinoElektron, as well as "You can call me Ada" and "Marussa" produced by KinoElektron.

Eva Pervolovici
Great Britain
2007 | Numerique | 0:05:00

What hide under the walls? Is it necessary to demolish many concrete layers to reach the inspiration? This movie is a tribute to the George Craciun's work, a Rumanian writer and a friend of the director, died last year at the age of 57.

Eva Pervolovici
Great Britain
2008 | Numerique | 0:15:00

A young girl is willing to make a painful sacrifice in order to help her lover escape a jail sentence, but the decisions she faces will not leave her unharmed and will forever change her views on love and life.

Eva Pervolovici
Great Britain
2010 | Numerique | 0:15:00

After the sudden death of her colleague Alvin, Rozalia finds the keys of his apartment and goes on the place. By trying to discover more about his existence completely unnoticed, she starts to wonder about hers.

Eva Pervolovici
Romania
2010 | Numerique | 0:30:00

In a cupboard, to the market, a young woman tries to accept the departure of her lover.

Eva Pervolovici
France, Romania
2011 | Numerique | 0:30:00

Luhaben is the meeting between Luba, a Byelorussian immigrant and Ben, a French tramp who lives at the edge of a forgotten lake. Together, they look for a shelter for Luba where she can sleep. It is the story of two persons who try to communicate themselves beyond of the languages.

Eva Pervolovici
Germany
2011 | Numerique | 0:11:34

Don't dawdle along the way, little red. It's late and the woods are dangerous. A thirteen years old girl is living in the outskirts of the city, near a forest. She spends most of the time on the playground in front of her house, right at the edge of the forest, but her parents forbid her to ever enter into the woods. This restriction only intensifies the girl’s curiosity about what is inside. When the girl catches a glimpse of some of the characters who populate the forest late in the evening, she finds herself sneaking inside to investigate. In her journey she discovers what happens there at night, when prostitutes and transvestites offer their services to unknown men. She naively witnesses erotic scenes, which she can not fully perceive in a sexual manner, so she filters them through her own childish perspective, filling in the blanks with fantasy. Her journey into the magical forest ends with her own fantastic initiation into eroticism. The film focuses on the idea of infantile eroticism and the transition from childhood to adolescence, when the child’s sexual views are only in their early instinctual stages of development and much under the influence of the child’s beliefs in the surreal.