A film crew led by producer Nikolay Urumov and cameramen Mihail Yanakiev and Kiril Bozhilov are visiting the "Little Bulgaria" Center and the "Little Bulgarian School" in Chicago from March 20 to April 2. The purpose of the visit is to shoot a film about the importance, goals and history of Bulgarian schools abroad, the Center reported on its Facebook page.
"The team is working tirelessly and pro bono to make this happen. In an insightful story called ‘A Piece of Bulgaria’ the days and nights of dozens of people who work to establish schools will come to life. You will hear stories about dream goals, pursued and realized causes, you will remember interesting moments when there is no division and we are all us," the "Little Bulgaria" Center wrote, BTA has reported.
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