Shibil

Since the beginning of the movie the observer gets lost in the poor acting and screenplay. Hundreds of little but important things combine together to bring complete nonsense despite the inevitable attempts of the mind to find out what kind of movie is this.

You wont find anything historically correct other than the village scenery, buildings, forests and mountains. Just because they are not made up and actually still exist.

The way story is being told is again very poor attempt to be arty.

Without getting into any details, this movie is nowhere close to the original Yordan Yovkov story.

Its almost unwatchable and requires deliberate willing to finish.

The overall feeling is as if some amateur actors used professional equipment.

Unfortunately - unsuccessfully.

Wasted more than one hour , cast lack sensuality in general, story layed very boring, basic. None of the characters devolep to certain way to understand truly their story.

The film language is not for everybody (meaning, it's good to be a profound spectator) - dialogue in rimes, stylized costumes, overwhelming vision, the music is created by a talented young Bulgarian composer, a story told by the most unexpected 'narrator'... Of course, this is most likely to divide viewers, however it touches the very human instincts and I highly recommend to see it!

Beautiful story, talented actors and captivating performances. True and amazingly sensitive movie. Gentle, yet strong expression of classical values. Extremely sophisticated presentation of Jovkov. Thank you for creating true art!

Being overwhelmed with all the standard love stories, it is really refreshing to bump into such a different and vibrant movie.

The visual storytelling goes really well with the emotions of the characters, which are supported by great film music. The direction of photography is quite outstanding!

People need more beauty, peace and true love in their lives. These are the strong sides of the film that I found in it.