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Thriller "Siberia", by Matthew Ross and Keanu Reeves, in the role of Romanian actress Ana Ularu, was presented for the first time in North American cinemas.
At the heart of the action is Lucas Hill (Reeves), an American diamond dealer. inexplicably disappears, Hill begins in Russia, having the prospect of selling rare diamonds of dubious origin.It is delighted by the owner of a Russian cafe in Siberia, Katya (Ularu) .As their passion becomes brighter , things are complicated in the deceptive world of diamond trafficking.The shock between the two worlds brings the hero to a scandalous situation, according to the synopsis on cinemagia.ro
At the premiere in New York on Wednesday night, Keanu Reeves said he was interested in this "You know, he's married, he's a diamond dealer, he ends up having a romance, he falls in love, tries to keep things together and collapses" , explained Reeves, the character of The Hollywood Reporter
For Ana Ularu, the Scenario Demonstrates the Complexity of Relationships
"I think I was interested in having someone to tell a story like this, a story Of unusual love this involves things that work or small gaps "she told the Hollywood Reporter.
"Involves someone who goes through all this chaos, all that hell and ends up loving that person," Ularu added.
The actress Ana Ularu is not in the lead in a foreign film. She also played with Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper in "Serena" (2014) and with Tom Hanks in "Inferno" (2016). In the year 2017, the public could see it in the television series "Emerald City".
Throughout her career, she has appeared, among other things, in Cristian Mungiu's films "Italiancele" (2004), Cristian Mungiu's "Napoleon Helmis" (2005), short film from the collective film "Lost and Found", "The paper will be blue" (2006), by Radu Muntean, and "Youth without youth" (2007) by Francis Ford Coppola
At the same time, in 2011, she received the Boccalino – the prize of the best Swiss actress , at the Locarno International Film Festival, for the role in "Periferic" (2010) by Bogdan George Apetri. 2012, the trophy Shooting Stars, the International Film Festival Berlin
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