Draft:Ana Ineni
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Ana Ineni is a Film Director, Writer, Musician and Producer.
She is born in Bucharest, Romania on the 24th of July 1995.
She studied at the National Theatre and Cinematic Arts University I.L.Caragiale.
Her filmography includes music videos, experimental short films "Haruspex" and "B.D.S.M", fiction short films "Virtuality" and "Granny's Got a Gun" (RO:Mamaie Brandusa), and now she is preparing her feature film debut.
One of her short films, "Granny's got a Gun", was nominated in 2024 at the Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) and at the Transylvania International Film Festival (TIFF).