Cinematography:
Krum RodriguezComposer:
Hristo NamlievCast:
Stefan Denolyubov, Margita Gosheva, Decho Taralezhkov, Milko Lazarov, Ivan Savov, Georgi Stamenov, Hristofor Nedkov, Alexandra Angelova, Poli Angelova (more)Plots(1)
Railway linesman Tsanko Petrov (Stefan Denolyubov) discovers millions of lev on the train tracks. When he reports the money rather than pocketing it, his co-workers label him the “fool of the nation,” but the Ministry of Transport—currently embroiled in a scandal—takes the opportunity to parade their new hero. Little do they know that Tsanko suffers from a debilitating stutter and might not be a PR person’s dream of an example of Bulgarian honesty and responsibility to parade on TV. But compared to the intense and driven Julia Staikov (Margita Gosheva), he’s an angel. When Julia removes his watch—a Russian-made Slava (Glory), inscribed and presented to him by his father—for the ceremony to present him with an improved digital model, it sets off a chain of events that threatens to bring down the Ministry thanks to a combination of corruption, irresponsibility and arrogance. (New Wave Films)
(more)Cast
Alexey Hristov
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Glory (2016)
Mira Iskarova
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The Lesson (2014)
Nedyalko Karanikolov
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Glory (2016)
Gergana Karisheva
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Glory (2016)
Stanisav Kaschiiski
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Glory (2016)
Kamen Kolarov
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Diana Koleva
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Glory (2016)
Martin Kotev
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Glory (2016)
Stefan Kutsarov
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Glory (2016)
Yana Lozeva
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Glory (2016)
Georgi Marinov
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Glory (2016)
Valentina Mencheva
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Glory (2016)
Alexandrina Moncheva
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Glory (2016)
Yana Mosholova
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Nikolay Nikolov
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Glory (2016)
Dmitrii Novgorodtsev
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Glory (2016)
Yavor Petrov
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Ralitza Petrova
Bulgaria
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Glory (2016)