Mila ot Mars

Name: Mila ot Mars
Genre: Drama
Released: 2005-01-28
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Vesela Kazakova, Assen Blatechki, Zlatina Todeva

2004
1h 31min

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6.9/10

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA 16-old girl runs away from a dangerous man and gets into a faraway village near the border. Soon she finds out the only inhabitants there - nine old men and women - make their living by gr... Leer todoA 16-old girl runs away from a dangerous man and gets into a faraway village near the border. Soon she finds out the only inhabitants there - nine old men and women - make their living by growing marijuana and the village is actually an illegal plantation belonging to the man she... Leer todoA 16-old girl runs away from a dangerous man and gets into a faraway village near the border. Soon she finds out the only inhabitants there - nine old men and women - make their living by growing marijuana and the village is actually an illegal plantation belonging to the man she runs away from. However, she decides to stay there and nothing remains the same. A girl i... Leer todo

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6.9/10

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Premios
- 11 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

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Trivia
The official Bulgarian submission to the 2005 Oscars in the Best Foreign Language Film category.

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Written by Bluba Lu
Performed by Bluba Lu

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10/10

Unusual, thought provoking Bulgarian film

This is a film which definitely makes an intelligent audience think. Beginning with its title, and on to its mysterious locations, characters and situations, this is a wonderful film addressing issues pertinent to all generations, and any culture. The script, the acting (particularly the village dwellers), and the art direction are especially outstanding and creative.

As a bonus, the movie provides an opportunity to view a seldom-seen national cinema (at least in the West), namely Bulgarian cinema. Besides the film itself which will leave you thinking for a long while, after watching this, you may wonder what other pearls like this one from Bulgaria remain unseen by other audiences, and why?