روزی مانند روزهای دیگر برای گروهی از زندانیان در حال انجام کار اجباری در کارخانه فولاد است، اما در پایان روز زندگی آنها برای همیشه تغییر می کند ...

Blaga is a seventy-year-old recently widowed former teacher and a woman of firm morals. When telephone scammers con her out of the money that she had saved for her husbands grave, her moral compass slowly begins to lose its bearings... Stephan Komandarevs past films have systematically criticized the inauspicious social situation in post-communist Bulgaria, and Blagas Lessons is no different. In this evocative drama featuring a masterful performance from Eli Skorcheva as Blaga, Komandarev aims his lens at the lives of todays senior citizens - a vulnerable group whom politicians so often promise the right to a dignified life... but reality is much different. Written by Kviff

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 sent to force the reluctant inhabitants ...

Gundi: Legend of Love is a poignant sports drama that chronicles the life of Georgi Asparuhov, Bulgaria's most beloved football icon of the 20th century. From humble beginnings in a Sofia suburb to national stardom, the film unfolds the dual narratives of Georgi's spectacular career and his deep love for his wife, Lita. Set against the backdrop of Bulgaria's political and social turbulence during the 1960s, the story captures Georgi's rise as a footballing legend alongside his struggles within the oppressive regime that sought to control every aspect of his life. At the heart of the narrative is his relationship with Lita, a woman from an affluent family whose love becomes Georgi's anchor amid the challenges of his career and the demands of fame. Their journey is marred by external pressures and personal trials but buoyed by moments of joy and triumph, such as the legendary matches that secured Georgi's place in sports history. Tragically, their shared dreams and hopes are cut short on June 30, 1971, leaving a legacy that transcends generations. The film blends authentic period detail with dynamic football action, brought to life through state-of-the-art VFX, showcasing some of the most pivotal matches in Georgi's career. Gundi: Legend of Love not only celebrates the sportsman but also the man behind the legend, whose love story continues to inspire long after his untimely demise.

The film sends us to the 17th century when Bulgaria was a part of the Ottoman Empire. Four hoodlums break into the house of the shepherd Karaivan, raping and killing his wife in full view of their little girl, Maria. Karaivan decides to take the law into his own hands and becomes enslaved by his violent wish for revenge. He burns their house with his wife's body inside and abandons the gentle life they had shared, choosing instead to take his daughter to live in a rough hut high in the hills. He raises Maria as a boy, training her to fight so that she can kill in cold blood and help her father avenge her mother's murder. Nine years pass before the two locate and kill three of the four perpetrators. At each body they leave a goat horn as the symbol of their revenge. While on a mission to kill the last one at his rich oriental house, Maria becomes the unwitting witness of a love scene and change comes over her. Now, from time to time she secretly dons a beautiful women dress and exults in her newly found femininity. She falls in love with young shepherd and the hate begins to melt from her heart. When Karaivan discovers the change that is taking place in her it is already late. He tries to bring Maria back to him and their life of revenge, with disastrous results. Written by Georgi Djulgerov

Siggi Jepsen is in Germany after the war in an institution for difficult-to-educate young people. He is to write an essay on the subject "The Pleasures of Duty," but has no idea. Only when he is locked a cell the next day do memories of his childhood during WWII break out: His father, police officer Jens Ole Jepsen, was commissioned to bring friendly expressionist painter Ludwig Nansen a professional ban at Nansens surveillance. Siggi was supposed to help him, but eventually he rebelled against his father, sided with the recalcitrant Nansen, and hid some of the forbidden pictures, which eventually led to his imprisonment in the asylum.