Iulian Postelnicu
Iulian Postelnicu was born on Jun 25, 1978 in Romania. Iulian Postelnicu's big-screen debut came with Tales from the Golden Age directed by Hanno Höfer in 2009, strarring Primul gardian. Iulian Postelnicu is known for Tales from the Golden Age directed by Hanno Höfer, Diana Cavallioti stars as Crina (segment "The Legend of the Air Sellers") and Radu Iacoban as Bughi (segment "The Legend of the Air Sellers"). Iulian Postelnicu has got 4 awards and 2 nominations so far. The most recent award Iulian Postelnicu achieved is FilmFestival Cottbus - Festival of East European Cinema. The upcoming new tvshow Iulian Postelnicu plays is Ruxx - Season 1 which will be released on Mar 08, 2022.
Iulian Postelnicu discovered acting at 15 and fell irremediably in love with the craft. At 22 he graduated from the National University of Theatre and Film in Bucharest with a Bachelor's Degree in acting.After his graduation, Iulian played several supporting characters in films such as Domestic (2012), A Decent Man (2018), and One Floor Below (2015) for which he received a Gopo nomination as Best Supporting Character. In 2019 he played the character of Vali in Arrest, for which he won the Gopo Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role.He is also a Talents Sarajevo alumni, and his more recent characters include Costin in Otto the Barbarian (2020), nominated for the Gopo Award as Best Supporting Character, Daniel in the HBO TV show Ruxx (2022), Sorin in the HBO TV show Spy/Master (2023), and Ilie in Men of Deeds (2022), for which he won the Best Performance Award at FIFF Namur.In addition to his acting career, Iulian Postelnicu worked as a writer for several Romanian TV shows like Mondenii, SRC, and Las Fierbinti. He co-wrote, together with Bogdan George Apetri, the screenplay for Unidentified (2020), for which they won the Gopo Award for Best Screenplay.
Birthday
Jun 25, 1978Place of Birth
Bucharest, Romania
Known For
Awards
4 wins & 2 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
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- 2020
writer
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actor
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