克里斯蒂安·蒙吉 Cristian MUNGIU
Born in Iași, Romania in 1968, Cristian Mungiu studied English literature before working as a teacher and journalist. He then trained in directing at the Bucharest Academy of Theatre and Film, where he made several short films. His 2002 feature debut, Occident, was invited to Cannes′ Directors′ Fortnight and became a major box-office hit in Romania. In 2003, he founded the production company Mobra Films, through which he has produced most of his subsequent work. In 2007, 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days made him the first Romanian director to win the Palme d′Or, bringing the Romanian New Wave to global attention. With just five features, he rose to the ranks of world-class auteurs: Beyond the Hills (2012) won the Best Screenplay Award and a shared Best Actress Award for its two leads at Cannes, while Graduation (2016) earned him the Best Director Award. His latest film, Fjord, starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve and set in a small Norwegian village, won him his second Palme d′Or at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
据釜山国际电影节 2026，第 31 届
