Petya Angelova’s documentary Dandelion Wine was awarded the best experimental movie at the North Beach American Film Festival in Maryland which is one of the most prestigious film festivals for experimental cinema in the USA. The documentary directed and produced by Petya Angelova was inspired by Ray Bradbury’s book Dandelion Wine. The documentary was shot in the USA in two months in Miami, Saint Augustine, Jacksonville, Fernandina Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Charlotte, as well as in European city of Munich. The documentary aims to show how much we can find, what we can imagine or feel in the land of opportunity or in any other country and show the importance of the things we do for the first time, director Petya Angelova says.
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