Iura Luncasu is a multifaceted Romanian creative force, excelling in the realms of film and television direction, writing, and production. Born on June 12, 1975, in the quaint town of Dubasarii Vechi, Moldova, he was destined for a life of artistic expression.
Luncasu's educational background is rooted in the esteemed "George Enescu" Academy of Arts in Iasi, where he honed his craft and laid the foundation for his future success.
In 2002, Luncasu made his directorial debut with the TV series "In familie", a milestone moment in his burgeoning career. Since then, he has continued to make a name for himself in the industry, with a portfolio that boasts a range of critically acclaimed projects.
Some of his most notable works include the films "Numai iubirea" (2004),"State de România" (2009),and "Minte-ma frumos în Centrul Vechi" (2016),each showcasing his versatility and skill as a storyteller.
Throughout his career, Luncasu has consistently demonstrated a passion for his craft, pushing the boundaries of his art and leaving a lasting impact on the world of Romanian cinema.
