Christmas Tree Upside Down

The film follows the journey of a gigantic Christmas tree traveling across Bulgaria toward the capital. Along the way, it encounters various stories including birthdays, pregnancies, a suicidal man, and interactions with gypsies. These narratives provide a realistic and poetic depiction of Bulgaria's experiences as a new member of the European Union.

With a runtime of 127 minutes, Christmas Tree Upside Down presents a blend of drama and social commentary. The film showcases the diverse tales of life in Bulgaria, reflecting the complexities and emotions tied to this significant cultural symbol. Directed by Vasil Zhivkov, the film features a cast including Anton Radichev and Georgi Cherkelov, contributing to its narrative depth.