Florin Kevorkian's life story commenced on October 30, 1970, within the walls of Bucharest, Romania, a city renowned for its captivating blend of history and culture, where the intricacies of the past and present harmoniously coexisted. As the years unfolded, Kevorkian's fervent passion for the entertainment industry continued to intensify, gradually transforming him into a celebrated casting director and actor, whose remarkable contributions to the world of cinema left an indelible mark that would be etched in the annals of time.
Notable among his extensive repertoire of cinematic endeavors are the universally acclaimed film "The Brothers Bloom", released in the year 2008, the heart-pounding horror movie "High Tension", which first thrilled audiences in 2003, and the poignant Romanian drama "Bukovina - Tara Oamenilor Fagi", which premiered in 2019.
Throughout the course of his illustrious career, Kevorkian has consistently showcased his remarkable adaptability and remarkable range as a casting director and actor, captivating a global audience with his singular perspective and exceptional talent.
