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Mara Adina (b. 1985)

Alias:
Mara Adina Calugareanu

Birthplace:
Cluj-Napoca, Cluj, Romania

Born:
June 25, 1985

Biography from TheMovieDB

Mara Adina is a creative producer and co-founder of Vernon Films where her primary focus is to push the boundaries of hybrid filmmaking and collaborate with creative voices who seek to devise new ways of arriving at story. She produced "Counterpart", the first English-language film directed by two time BAFTA winning Adrian Sitaru which opened at Clermont Ferrand International Film Festival 2014. Mara produced Ilinca Calugareanu's debut feature documentary "Chuck Norris vs Communism" which premiered in competition at Sundance 2015. She recently became a Sundance Creative Producing Fellow and is currently in production with feature documentary There Was, There Was Not directed by Emily Mkrtichian (supported by the Sundance Institute), in development with "A Private Wild" directed by Christopher LaMarca (supported by the Sundance Institute) and "Heisenbug" written and directed by Ilinca Calugareanu (supported by the SFFilms).

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2015  Chuck Norris vs Communism

Producer:
2015  Chuck Norris vs Communism
2017  Erica - Man Made
2023  A Cautionary Tale
2024  There Was, There Was Not

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