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Oh, Ramona! (2019)
Oh, Ramona! seeks the transformation of Andrew from a teenager into an adult who lives candidly and selflessly his first love story, innocent and uninvolved, alternating with the second, intense and insane story, incapable of making a choice.
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Oh, Ramona! seeks the transformation of Andrew from a teenager into an adult who lives candidly and selflessly his first love story, innocent and uninvolved, alternating with the second, intense and insane story, incapable of making a choice.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Cristina Jacob, Alex Coteț, Andrei Ciobanu
In Theaters:6/1/2019
Box Office:$1,200,582
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Zazu Film
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