Bulgarian documentary and feature film festival 19-23 October Closing Gala

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The Closing Gala of the first festival of Bulgarian documentary and feature film, organized by BCI London, will be accompanied by the screening of the short film by Boyana Harizanova “Love” that won many festivals and screening of the Yana Titova’s documentary “88 MHz” that won Audience Award at Master of Art Film Festival.

Both films are with English subtitles.

23.10.2017; 19:00; Halls of the Bulgarian Embassy

Special guest: Yana Titova

“Love”

Bulgaria, 2015, 24 min.

Directed by: Boya Harizanova

Screenplay by: Simeon Ventsislavov

Produced by: NATFA, Petar Harizanov

Cast: Viktor Ivanov, Katerina Robeva, Nikola Pashov

Plot: Boris arrives in a mountain village to give back the deceived Radko’s belongings to his only living relatives – Radko’s grandmother and grandfather. Todorka doesn’t know about her grandson’s death. While worried about the health condition of Atanas she decides to hide the truth from him.

“88 MHz”

Bulgaria, 2016, 39 min.

Documentary film

Director: Yana Titova

Director of photography: Adriana Yankulova

Editor: Bohos Topacbashian

Sound editor: Vesselin Zografov

Plot: 88 MHz is a short documentary about the “Alma Mater” Radio , theatre journalist Jordan Georgiev, who is hosting the cultural program ” No Masks “every Monday, 5p.m. on 88 MHz. Jordan is interviewing Bulgaria’s most talented theatre actors, directors, playwrights and film makers, truly going into the deepest aspects of their work, bringing unique depths of their art which no other journalist can see. Jordan is sightless. He graduated Sofia University in Law, Journalism and has a M.A. in Literature , cinema and visual art. Two years ago he wrote a book with his most notable interviews he took with famous Bulgarian artists. In this very moment he is writing his second book.

” I have been Jordan’s guest in the radio as an actress. First of all I was surprised how he talks about theatre, actors and plays. There was so much love in his words. I had the feeling he knows me better than I do. He’d read all my previous interviews I’d given, he had watched all the theatre shows I’ve been part of and has seen all my movies. His questions were truly deep, discerning and elegant that I was shocked that there is no sceptre on front of him. How is it possible to remember all the events and dates..? Jordan has a phenomenal memory. And his knowledge of art is phenomenal…and football.

Yana Titova