Binka: To Tell a Story About Silence

This documentary focuses on Binka Zhelyazkova, a pioneering woman director in Bulgarian cinema who faced challenges under a totalitarian regime. Her work often landed her in conflict with the authorities, leading to the censorship of several films. The film runs for 48 minutes and provides an in-depth look at how Zhelyazkova navigated her artistic vision amid political turmoil.

"Binka: To Tell a Story About Silence" highlights the intersection of filmmaking and political resistance, showcasing how Zhelyazkova's commitment to her art made her a controversial figure in Bulgaria's film history. The documentary emphasizes both her contributions to cinema and the broader implications of creating art under oppressive conditions. It is an important reflection on the role of filmmakers in society, particularly women in positions of power during challenging times.