Blind Saturday

In Blind Saturday, a film crew arrives in a small village to shoot a historical drama, disrupting the tranquility of the locals. The villagers, young and old, embrace the chaos as they don period costumes and engage in staged battles, complete with fake swords and dramatic wounds. This convergence of reality and fiction culminates in a chaotic reenactment of a historical ritual, where a prized bull named Julius Caesar becomes the center of conflict.

The film captures the essence of a sleepy village transforming into a lively set, showcasing both the absurdity and the excitement of filmmaking. As the villagers lose themselves in the action, the narrative explores themes of tradition, community, and the blurring of lines between performance and reality. With a cast featuring Hristo Garbov, Kosta Tsonev, Zhivko Garvanov, and Yordan Bikov, Blind Saturday presents a unique perspective on the impact of external forces on a close-knit society.