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He was awarded the prize for Best Editor at Close:Up Reykjavík Film Festival, for the short film Dreamachine (2019), which was also nominated for Best Experimental Film.

He then went on to produce and direct the five-episode web mini-series Poetry Is Not Dead (2015), in which Romanian writers perform their favourite excerpts from works by Mihai Eminescu, Romania's national poet.

Mihai Curtean is a writer and filmmaker born in Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania. He has a degree in journalism, has published four books of poetry and a novella, and has been a columnist for several Romanian newspapers. He has also worked as a graphic designer, a book editor, and a librarian. Growing up, Mihai Curtean has also studied painting and music, being involved in a few music projects. He started experimenting with filming in his late twenties and has collaborated with fellow writers and actors for video performances and short films. He produced and directed Pilotul (2014), his first noted short film, as an adaptation of sci-fi poems from the eponymous book by fellow Romanian poet Ovio Olaru.

He has been a published author since 2005, when he made his literary debut with the book of poems "O foame de rosu" ("A Hunger for Red") and a member of the Writers' Union of Romania since 2010.

His favourite Romanian film is Proba de microfon (1980), written, directed and starred in by Mircea Daneliuc.