Bulgaria of All Places
Bulgaria of All Places
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Title: Bulgaria of All Places
Original Title: Ausgerechnet Bulgarien
Language versions: German-Bulgarian original version with English, German or Bulgarian subtitles, German dubbed version
Country: Germany, Bulgaria
Year: 2006
Length: 94 min
Color: Color
Director: Christo Bakalski
Screenplay: Christo Bakalski
Cinematography: Rali Ralcheff, Anton Bakarski
Editing: Gergana Voigt
Sound: Ivaylo Natzeff, Jörg Theil, Neno Nenoff, Barbara Kaspar
Sound Mix: Jörg Theil
Featuring: Angelika Schrobsdorff, Bettina Stanischeff, Evelina Stanischeff, André Stanischeff, Pentscho Pentscheff, André Pentscheff, Hetti Dutschwska, Lilli Iwanowa, Lilli Poppowitsch, Arpine Pilidijan, Sarpuchi Eklikesjan, Totka Tschechlarowa, Radka Kechlibarewa
Production: Filmcontact Berlin, Borough Film, ma.ja.de. filmproduktion, MDR, Christo Bakalski, Heino Deckert, Wladimir Andreeff
Festivals: 2007: Sofia International Film Festival (BG)
Age Recommendation: 0
Supported by: Bulgarian National Film Center, medienboard berlin-brandenburg, Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung
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