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The “Hope“ Crew
A movie drama telling the story of the crew of a Bulgarian cruiser in the historic year of 1918. The crew of the cruiser, sent to Sevastopol for a planned intervention against Russia, learned the true purpose of the campaign and the fact that the war was over. The sailors refused to obey the commander. The communist Boyan Milev took command. According to the wishes of all the sailors, the cruiser should sail back to Bulgaria the next morning. However, among the sailors there is a traitor who helped the arrested captain to get free and damaged the ship's equipment, so the "Nadezhda" will not be able to sail the next day. The rebels are taken to Bulgaria, where they will be brought to justice.
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A movie drama telling the story of the crew of a Bulgarian cruiser in the historic year of 1918. The crew of the cruiser, sent to Sevastopol for a planned intervention against Russia, learned the true purpose of the campaign and the fact that the war was over. The sailors refused to obey the commander. The communist Boyan Milev took command. According to the wishes of all the sailors, the cruiser should sail back to Bulgaria the next morning. However, among the sailors there is a traitor who helped the arrested captain to get free and damaged the ship's equipment, so the "Nadezhda" will not be able to sail the next day. The rebels are taken to Bulgaria, where they will be brought to justice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Veselin Hanchev
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Studio:Boyana Film
Cast
Kiril Ilinchev
Director
Nikola Marinov
Boyan Milev
Veselin Marinov
Pavel Stanoev
Hristiyan Rusinov
Vasil Chernata
Stefan Gadularov
Andro Sandev
Dossio Dossev
Zhelyo
Sashka Ignatieva
Valentina
Andrey Chaprazov
captain Petrov
Stefan Petrov
senior sailor, Ferdinand
Ivan Obretenov
Velyo
Georgi Sarafov
Dundarov
Kiril Yanev
midshipman Nakov
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