February
Eastern European Cinema
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Drama
There is nothing ordinary about Petar, an unconventional man living a humble existence in rural eastern Bulgaria. His days are filled with sun, work, land, sheep and birds. Throughout the various chapters of his life – from ages eight and eighteen to eighty-two – he follows his own poetic path while accepting his destiny without regrets.
DIRECTED BY KAMEN KALEV
BULGARIA, FRANCE | 2020 | BULGARIAN WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
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