Films about memory, estrangement, and the quiet violence of family life.
A new short film currently being submitted to international film festivals. A quiet, emotionally precise story about memory, estrangement, family, and the emotional debris left inside ordinary domestic spaces.
▶ Open trailerIason Boiangiu is a Romanian filmmaker and writer with a background in Physics and Philosophy from the University of Sheffield. His work explores memory, alienation, family, and the fragile emotional structures underlying contemporary life.
Blending philosophical sensibility with visual realism, his films are often drawn to liminal spaces — between childhood and adulthood, intimacy and distance, observation and participation.
He previously worked in film production and assistant directing before moving toward writing and directing his own projects. His latest short film is currently being submitted to international film festivals.
Original short-form cinema shaped by emotional restraint, domestic tension, and close observation.
Previous work in film production and assistant directing across independent projects.
Latest short film now being positioned for festivals, producers, and potential backers.
The poster artwork gives the film a raw, intimate, festival-facing identity: domestic space as memory, ruin, and emotional residue. The Japanese title treatment is kept as an aesthetic variant.
For festival inquiries, producer conversations, development opportunities, or future collaborations, please get in touch directly.
✉ iasonboiangiu20@gmail.com