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Vreme na nasilie

  • 1988
  • R
  • 4h 48m
IMDb RATING
9.0/10
2.6K
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Anton Gorchev, Max Freeman, Djoko Rosic, and Bogomil Simeonov in Vreme na nasilie (1988)
Drama

In the 17th century, a Bulgarian Christian region is selected by the Ottoman rulers to serve as an example of conversion to Islam. A Janissary who was kidnapped from the village as a boy is ... Read allIn the 17th century, a Bulgarian Christian region is selected by the Ottoman rulers to serve as an example of conversion to Islam. A Janissary who was kidnapped from the village as a boy is sent to force the reluctant inhabitants to convert. The Turkish governor seeks a peaceful ... Read allIn the 17th century, a Bulgarian Christian region is selected by the Ottoman rulers to serve as an example of conversion to Islam. A Janissary who was kidnapped from the village as a boy is sent to force the reluctant inhabitants to convert. The Turkish governor seeks a peaceful solution, but ultimately torture, violence, and rebellion break out.

  • Director
    • Ludmil Staikov
  • Writers
    • Georgi Danailov
    • Anton Donchev
    • Mihail Kirkov
  • Stars
    • Rousy Chanev
    • Ivan Krystev
    • Anya Pencheva
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    9.0/10
    2.6K
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    • Director
      • Ludmil Staikov
    • Writers
      • Georgi Danailov
      • Anton Donchev
      • Mihail Kirkov
    • Stars
      • Rousy Chanev
      • Ivan Krystev
      • Anya Pencheva
    • 20User reviews
    • 4Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 2 wins total

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    Rousy Chanev
    • The Priest, pop Aligorko
    Ivan Krystev
    • Manol
    Anya Pencheva
    • Sevda
    Momchil Karamitev
    • Momchil
    Walter Toschi
    • Venetzianetza
    • (as Valter Toski)
    Vassil Mihajlov
    • Syuleyman aga
    Kalina Stefanova
    • Elitza
    Iossif Surchadzhiev
    Iossif Surchadzhiev
    • Karaibrahim
    Konstantin Kotsev
    • Karaibrahim's father dyado Galushko
    Stoyko Peev
    • Goran
    Bogomil Simeonov
    • Ismail bey
    Djoko Rosic
    • Karahasan
    Velko Kynev
    • Velikiyat vezir
    Stefka Berova
    • Gyulfie
    Angel Ivanov
    • Mircho
    Nikolay Latev
    • Kemandzhi Dzhogli
    Tzanko Petrov
    • Byulyukbashiya
    Anton Karastoyanov
    • Shaban Shebil
    • (as Anton Karastojanow)
    • Director
      • Ludmil Staikov
    • Writers
      • Georgi Danailov
      • Anton Donchev
      • Mihail Kirkov
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    9krasjobul

    Why you should see this movie

    What could i say about this magnificent movie? This is the story about courage people, who live between the Orient and the West Europe. There is no place like that and if you see this movie you will understand that. In the end of 14th century the Bulgarians lost their independence. The conquerors are Osman Turks. Their device is " Burn, kill and destroy "! Before them the Bulgarians have the strongest and most powerful country on the Balkans and in all East Europe. Their culture is advanced, they have the first alphabet among the Slavs. Now a lot of the Slavs have their Cyrillic alphabet- Serbs,Rusians,Ukranians,Belarusians,Macedonians( that belong to the Bulgarian ethnic group )and else.They defend bravely and selflessly their territories but finally lost the war.The Bulgarians are orthodox Christians but the Turks are Muslims.Important part of the aggressor's politics is to convert Bulgarians to Mohamme-denims,because only thereby they could become the slaves of Turk's empire. So,this will be the the biggest hardship for this breve and selfless Balkan people. Shell they survive and defend their culture and lives you will understand only if you see the movie. Believe me, this movie will crush you down!Do not miss it!
    10grozdan

    One of the Golden Bulgarian Movies!

    This movie explains the story of the people that lived in the region of Rodopi mountains in Bulgaria during the 17-th century. This is a region in south-central contemporary Bulgaria. All the facts presented in the movie are true, I don't mean now the small details but the general idea - What used to happen during the period, that the movie describes. I read somewhere a comment for the movie, sounding like this: "The movie is interesting, but the happenings are not real." Well I will give you one incontestable fact in favor of the main line of the movie: Bulgaria falls finally under the Otoman conquerors in 1396 and gains its independence in 1878. The population before the first date is only consisted of orthodox Christians. Now in contemporary Bulgaria, besides the ethnic Turks also known as Bulgarian Turks, there is a specific group of people that speak Bulgarian language as their native language but their fate is Islam. These people are mainly located in the Rodopi mountains, where the story of the movie goes. History of the Balkans is full of blood and violence. We can live now in peace and on good terms, but this doesn't mean to strike the history out, because we all should know where we come from.
    10amistad-2

    The real true

    This is one of the most sad movies on all time. Unfortunately you have to be Bulgarian to understand how sad the movie is. Or at least - you have to be keen in The Bolkans history and what the Bulgarian people have gone through. I am sorry to disappoint the writer of some of the comments about the movie - but in fact - it does show what exactly the Turkish army have done with the young bulgarians. Taking small children and making them a fanatic killers who are absolutely trust to the Turkish emperor has been done for over hundred of years. And the movie shows the whole pain and drama of the Bulgarian families who lost their children.
    10msimkova

    bulgarian strugle for freedom

    This seems to be follow up to Kozi rog another bulgarian movie with similar and painfull theme trying to survive 500 years of Turk's tyrany and save bulgarian identity.Since I am half Bulgarian I was deeply moved by this movie because I'm feeling that if there would not be Bulgarians like these in the movie then I would NOT exist.I also felt that actors who played in this amazing picture were not just acting.It is going to be very difficult to watch it for people who like easy going films beacause there is so much sadness and tragedy in it.This one doesn't have happy ending but somehow it gave you some kind of satisfaction on the end I just can't describe why. I am very sad that this movie is not more recognised in the world as it should be.I can not recall any other historical movie which could surpass this one,there is no any way.Beautifull sceneries,great actors,could not be done better.To me it is treasuare of world cinema and I don't understand how it can be ignored by the world.This is another example how hollywood=money rules the world.Must see,highly recomended. I'm lucky I have it on video.
    9asterisk-893-146033

    Very, very good historical classic

    As a Serb, I always wonder why my country never made any movie about islamisation of Balkans through 14-20 century. Then I stumble on this Bulgarian epic. For anyone who want to explore darkest moments from history of Bulgarians, Serbs, Greeks, Armenians, Assyrians & other nonmuslim nations under Turkish government, this is a must see film. But the best thing in this movie is solution which he offers. You begin to understand it in last quarter of movie when things begins to unravel. And at least for me, priest in this movie is one of the best clerics I ever watch. I strongly recommend it to everyone except to those stubborn (crypto)jihadist, who may get sick from it (which can be actually good reason for them to watch), and who think that Turkish occupation is second best thing in world history.

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    • Trivia
      The official Bulgarian submission to the 1990 Oscars in the Best Foreign Language Film category.
    • Goofs
      When the Bulgarian people are facing the Ottoman army you can see two people wearing electronic watches.
    • Alternate versions
      English Subtitled DVD(s)come as Part 1 and Part 2 and run a combined 271 minutes
    • Connections
      Referenced in Les chemins de la liberté (2010)

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    • Release date
      • March 28, 1988 (Bulgaria)
    • Country of origin
      • Bulgaria
    • Official sites
      • Cannes Film Festival
      • Official site (France)
    • Language
      • Bulgarian
    • Also known as
      • Time of Violence
    • Filming locations
      • Bulgaria
    • Production company
      • Boyana Film
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    • Runtime
      • 4h 48m(288 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby SR

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