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.
Rumen Rashev is a prominent figure as principal soloist in Bulgarian ballet in the 1970s and 1980s. He found a place in the world of art without ever intending to, but with the blessing of Nedelcho Izov, director of the National School of..
The Bulgarian Minister of Culture Marian Bachev and Vice President of Bulgaria Iliana Iotova opened the Bulgarian stand at the world-famous London Book Fair – 2025. Bulgaria’s second consecutive participation in the prestigious forum is being carried..
Bulgarian women artists in Chicago are preparing their fifth annual exhibition entitled "Ladies Turn". The opening is scheduled for 23 March at 832 Lee St, Des Plaines, IL, United States, Illinois 60016. The event is organised by the "Little Bulgaria"..
A young Bulgarian artist decided to leave this world in the middle of the past century in order to preserve his incorruptibility, even..
Musical, culinary, folklore events… the event program in Bulgaria is saturated, so much so that experts are already talking about how the alarmingly..
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