Bulgarian Lovers

The film follows Daniel, a well-off Spaniard with a penchant for younger men, who becomes infatuated with Kyril, a Bulgarian emigre. As their relationship develops, Daniel discovers Kyril’s manipulative side, adding layers of conflict to their romance. The narrative delves into themes of capitalism, upper-class politics, and the contrasting lives of the working class.

With a runtime of 101 minutes, Bulgarian Lovers offers a rich exploration of male homosexuality, marriage, and the intricacies of love within a politically charged environment. The film's tagline, "Beware of love in radioactive packages," hints at the potential dangers intertwined with desire and ambition. The cast includes Fernando Guillén Cuervo, Dritan Biba, and Pepón Nieto, contributing to a diverse and engaging portrayal of the characters involved.