California Dreamin' (2007)

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Written by Catherine Linstrum, Cristian Nemescu

Directed by Cristian Nemescu

Running Time: 155 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Romania

Filmed in Colour

Based on a true story during the 1999 conflict in Serbia, a NATO train carrying radar equipment is impounded in a small town by the station master Doiaru for not having the proper authorisations. As diplomats try to unravel the bureaucracy, Captain Doug Jones and Sgt David McLaren find themselves the centre of attention, particularly from the town's young women. If Cristian Nemescu's Cannes-winning film has an unfinished look to it, it is because the 27-year-old director died in a car accident in mid-edit and the film was released as he left it.

Cast

Armand AssanteCpt. Doug Jones
Jamie ElmanSg. David McLaren
Razvan VasilescuDoiaru
Maria DinulescuMonica
Alexandru MargineanuAndrei
Ion SapdaruThe Mayor
Alexandru DragoiRodriguez
Andi VasluianuSoldier Marian
Sabina BranduseDespina
Gabriel SpahiuTrade Union Chief
Radu GabrielStelica
Constantin DitaPaul
Eduard DumitruMitroi
Alexandru GeorgescuCorporal Tanase
Cristi OlesherYoung Doiaru
Catalina MustataAna
Cornel BulaiCostel
Diana DumbravaDoiaru's Mother
Dan AstileanuDoiaru's Father
Nicodim UngureanuPolice Chief
Ionut BrancuMinister of Transport
Tomi CristinMinister of Foreign Affairs
Teodor CorbanSecretary of State

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