After Zornitsa Sophia’s film Mother, the Bulgarian entry for the Oscars' best international feature film award was rejected by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on 21 September due to violation of eligibility requirements, the National Film Centre has selected another Bulgarian entry.
The Bulgarian contender for best international feature film will be In the Heart of the Machine, directed by Martin Makariev. The prison thriller won the Golden Rose award at the Varna festival of the same name in 2021, and the best film award at Sofia Film Fest in 2022.
"Anna Karenina", the ballet by the enormously successful Croatian choreographer Leo Mujić, shot like a meteorite into the Bulgarian cultural space last summer. The choreography tailored to Piotr Tchaikovsky's music, and based on the eponymous novel..
"Two men and a crow trapped in a snowstorm at the end of the world try to unravel a mystery as it slowly consumes them..." From January 20, the new Bulgarian film "January" is in theatres across the country . It is based on the play of the same..
There is a portion of Sofia’s city centre where there is a Christian Orthodox church, a Catholic church, a synagogue and a mosque in close proximity, and it is known as the “rectangle of tolerance”. A few days ago, just a few metres from the..
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