Razvan Stoica

Razvan Stoica, a name that’s been popping up more and more lately, really started making waves with “Dragonii nu exista” back in 2021. That little gem? Yeah, it wasn’t your typical fantasy romp—more like a sharp jab at what we think we know about myths, reality, and that blurry line in-between. Stoica’s got this way of flipping the script, you know? Like, one minute you think you’re just watching a silly story about dragons, next thing you’re sitting there questioning your whole childhood. Not bad for a guy who never really sticks to the rules. Fast forward a bit, and suddenly he’s attached to “The Legend of Ochi,” slated for 2025. Gotta say, people are buzzing. There’s this weird hush-hush vibe around the plot, but word on the street is it’s nothing like the recycled fantasy stuff that clogs up streaming services. Stoica doesn’t do generic. He digs into folklore, pulls out the guts, and serves it up with a side of modern weirdness. You get these characters who feel real, even if they’re dealing with magical creatures or age-old curses. And the visuals? If his last film’s anything to go by, expect some trippy, almost haunting scenes that’ll stick in your head long after the credits roll. Honestly, Stoica’s carving out his own lane—part mythbuster, part daydreamer. Whether or not “The Legend of Ochi” lives up to the hype, one thing’s for sure: he’s not about to give us a fairy tale we’ve heard a hundred times. Here’s hoping he keeps shaking things up.