Sofia / world today news/ Today is the Day of Bulgarian Cinema. On this occasion, the “Odeon” cinema in Sofia is showing free screenings of the award-winning films from the 30th “Golden Rose” festival, the press center of the salon reports.
At 4 p.m. the film “Love.net” will be screened – with an award for best actress – to Lilia Maravilja, for best screenplay – to Neli Dimitrova, Matei Konstantinov and Iliyan Dzevelekov, director of the film, also excellent for debut. “Ave” of Konstantin Bojanov – with the award for best director.
The films “Number 1” by Atanas Hristoskov and “Demons” by Alexander Evtimov, winner of the short films, will be shown from 6 p.m.
And from 8 p.m. Ivan Vladimirov and Valeri Yordanov’s “Ketove” will be broadcast – with the special award of the city of Varna and the award for best actor – for Philip Avramov.
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## Behind the Silver Screen: A Celebration of Bulgarian Cinema
**Welcome to World Today News’ exclusive interview celebrating Bulgarian Cinema Day! Joining us today are two esteemed figures in the Bulgarian film world:**
* **[Guest 1 Name & Credentials]** - A renowned film critic and scholar.
* **[Guest 2 Name & Credentials]** – A prominent Bulgarian filmmaker.
**Introduction:**
Today, we celebrate the captivating artistry of Bulgarian cinema. As the “Odeon” in Sofia hosts free screenings of award-winning films from the 30th “Golden Rose” festival, we delve into the significance of this occasion and the themes explored in these celebrated works.
**Section 1: The Power of Cinematic Storytelling:**
* **Interviewer:** [Guest 1], Bulgarian Cinema Day is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the power of film as a medium. What, in your opinion, makes Bulgarian cinema unique and impactful? How do these films resonate with audiences both within Bulgaria and internationally?
* **Interviewer:** [Guest 2], as a filmmaker, what are your thoughts on the themes and narratives that emerged as prominent in the ”Golden Rose” festival selection? Do you see a common thread running through these winning films?
**Section 2: Recognizing Excellence: The “Golden Rose” Festival:**
* **Interviewer:** [Guest 1], the “Golden Rose” festival is a prestigious event in the Bulgarian film calendar. What significance does this festival hold for the development and recognition of Bulgarian cinema? What makes these awards particularly meaningful?
* **Interviewer:** [Guest 2], your film “Ketove,” awarded a special Mention from the City of Varna and Best Actor for Philip Avramov, was screened during the festival. What was it like to be part of this celebration? How did the recognition at “Golden Rose” impact your work and career?
**Section 3: Looking Ahead: The Future of Bulgarian Cinema:**
* **Interviewer:** [Guest 1], what are your hopes for the future of Bulgarian cinema? Are there any emerging trends or filmmakers that you find particularly exciting?
* **Interviewer:** [Guest 2], what advice would you give to aspiring Bulgarian filmmakers? How can film schools and institutions best support the next generation of storytellers?
**Closing Thoughts:**
**Interviewer:** Thank you both for sharing your valuable insights with us today. As we celebrate Bulgarian Cinema Day, let us remember the power of film to inspire, challenge, and connect us.
**Disclaimer:**
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