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Rhapsody in White
This is a film about the fight against the terrible invincible enemy - the banality of life. Chekhovian provincial hopelessness will creep in, broken by sharp turns of Chaplin-esque humor. A bow to silent cinema and Chekhov.
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This is a film about the fight against the terrible invincible enemy - the banality of life. Chekhovian provincial hopelessness will creep in, broken by sharp turns of Chaplin-esque humor. A bow to silent cinema and Chekhov.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Tedi Moskov
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Art Fest, BNT, Boyana Film, darik radio
Cast
Tedi Moskov
Director
Maya Novoselska
Dana
Filip Trifonov
The Director
Samuel Finzi
The Mountaineer
Khristo Dimitrov
The Clarinet Player
Krastyo Lafazanov
The Glutton
Hristo Garbov
The Person in Charge
Irina Marinova
Josephine
Svetlana Yancheva
Ticket Clerk
Maxim Genchev
Security Guard
Rangel Vulchanov
Chair of the Committee
Georgi Kaloyanchev
Nursing Home Resident
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