Vezdesushtiyat

I'm amazed by the movie and the whole idea behind it! It illustrates the digital age and all the dangers behind it! Great masterpiece and everyone must watch it !

I guess there is no one that have ever touched a 'device' with the ability to record video and audio - knowingly or unknowingly to the audience and not to notice the idea of Emil floating in one's mind. Very good approach to the character development, dynamic narrative and a pinch of aristocracy, which unfortunately lacks in the 'modern' Bulgarian society today. Worth watching, regardless of the nationality though. Definitely recommended.

Lets get the cons out of the way immediately: Yes its has a bit more nudity than your average film and some scenes are slow-ISH. But thats about it, everything else is a picture perfect execution. The actors really convey their emotions with just a glance. The screenplay is very well written it really shows character dynamics and relationships between the characters. And when everything starts to unfold it really keeps you on the edge, makes you uncomfortable (in a good way which i cannot describe here because it would be a spoiler) and makes you REALLY experience what the main character is feeling in those final scenes. It really is one of the better Bulgarian movies and Im proud that my home country has came out with such a masterpiece! The 7.5 stars rating almost does it justice, personally i would give it like an 8.1! A must watch for any movie enthusiast that likes psychological drama and "Big Brother" esq. Genre!

A movie full of sex scenes, even septuagenarians have sex. I can't say that it was boring, in some places it was really pleasant. However, it presents a false image of Bulgaria, the reality is different, I know what I'm saying. It is not possible that the characters did not go through any less well-kept neighborhood, I did not see poor people, old cars, everything is an image like in commercials.

Excellent, thought-provoking, engaging film with superb acting and beautiful photography. It raises serious questions, not only about the ubiquity of CCTV, but the morality of knowing and the burden of it. Without secrets, normal life is not possible.