“Ferdinand of Bulgaria”
Documentary, 98 minutes. Director: Svetoslav Ovcharov. Free entry.
A perceptive historical study of the contested reign of Prince and Tsar Ferdinand I, which spanned Bulgaria’s modernisation and the dramatic geopolitical turns of the 20th century. The film is part of the side programme “80 Years Since the End of the Third Bulgarian Kingdom”. In the Toncho Rusev Hall. Starts at 16:00, free entry.
Creative team and cast
- Director: Svetoslav Ovcharov
- Running time: 98 minutes
- Section: Side programme
Part of the DOCK 2026 — International Festival for Documentary Historical Cinema.
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- "Tria" Underground Car Park200 mTria City Center · 3 Slivnitsa Street
- "Centre" Underground Car Park300 mBeneath the "Sts. Cyril & Methodius" square
- "Opera" Car Park490 mNext to Burgas Opera
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