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It has been two weeks since Cravata galbenă / The Yellow Tie opened in Romanian cinemas. Director Serge Ioan Celebidachi, son of the legendary conductor Sergiu Celibidache, joins Voices of Romania for a candid, on-the-ground conversation about legacy, fatherhood, and turning a personal story into a national film. We cover premieres and audience reactions, the weight of a famous name, choosing directing, working with John Malkovich, Sean Bean, and Ben Schnetzer, building a large production entirely in Romania, and the question that remains when the lights come on: Would his father have loved this film? What we cover Two weeks in cinemas: posters, queues, surprising reactions Growing up as Celibidachi’s son: shield or weight, identity beyond music Deciding to make the film: fear, truth, first moment seeing Malkovich as Sergiu Directing choices, tough days on set, why the production stayed in Romania What surprised Malkovich, Bean, and Schnetzer while filming in Romania Diaspora and legacy: bringing Sergiu Celibidache back home After release: responsibility as son and director, the one sentence for every cinema About the show Voices of Romania is a field-recorded interview series by Romania-Insider.com. Host: Dylan Delhommois. Follow and contact Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn: @Romania-Insider Partnerships and guest pitches: dylan@romania-insider.com Hashtags #VoicesOfRomania #RomaniaInsider #SergeIoanCelebidachi #SergiuCelibidache #TheYellowTie #CravataGalbena #JohnMalkovich #SeanBean #BenSchnetzer #RomanianCinema #Film #Biopic #ClassicalMusic #Romania #Bucharest #CEE