dimitrov-victor

Extremely depressing. It had to be, just like most modern-day Bulgarian movies. It's like they must pass a certain threshold - a level of melancholy, misery, sadness, and sorrow in order to be released for production.

Some people might say it's a realistic representation of Bulgarian reality, but I think it's too much. Even if it was so accurate and realistic, why would people, in their right minds, want to see more of their brutal reality on the big screen, too? Makes no sense at all and it's a waste of time and emotions.

I actually feel bad for Ivan Barnev and Silvia Lulcheva for taking part in this. Their names are the only reason why I didn't rate it as 2/10.

Bulgarian filmmaking can do much better than that.