The grand prize of the 25th edition of the Sofia International Film Festival goes to "The Pink Cloud" by Brazilian director Iuli Gerbase, BNT has reported. The film tells the story of a pink toxic cloud that forces people to stay locked in their homes. Curiously, the story was written 2 years before the coronavirus pandemic.
The Bulgarian movie "German Lessons" by Pavel Vesnakov received the special award of the international jury of the festival and positive reviews from international critics.
The movie about the Srebrenica genocide "Quo Vadis, Aida?" by Bosnian director Jasmila Zbanic is a winner in the Balkan Cinema section and has been nominated for an Oscar for international film.
The talented young artist Nedislav Peev, diagnosed with 90% autism, has his own gallery in Dobrich. Thanks to the tireless efforts of his mother, Kamelia Todorova, the young man is now registered as an artist with the registration agency - a precedent..
The National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by maestro Nayden Todorov will present works by Bulgarian composers in concerts dedicated to Bulgaria's National Day of Liberation, March 3. The repertoire includes the works: Nestinari Dances by Marin..
Today at 4:00 p.m. in the Open-Air Gallery in the City Garden of Sofia, the documentary exhibition "Resurrection of Freedom" will be opened . The exhibition is dedicated to Bulgaria's national holiday of March 3, when we celebrate the Liberation of..
Iranian film director Mohammad Rasoulof has received the special award of the international film critics FIPRESCI Platinum at the Sofia Film Festival ...
A photo exhibition to mark the 96th anniversary of the beginning of organised speleology in Bulgaria will be opened today on the Lovers' Bridge near the..
Bulgarian society knows very little about the Bulgarian emigrants to Argentina. The curious story of the path of our compatriots to the..
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