The Boss's Daughters

The film, directed by Boyana Film, tells the story of Kita, the daughter of a police chief, who becomes romantically involved with a student holding communist beliefs during an anti-fascist uprising in September 1923. This narrative delves into the themes of paternalism, rebellion, and the struggle between loyalty to the monarchy and personal convictions.

With a cast that includes Violeta Gindeva and Sashka Bratanova, the film captures a pivotal moment in Bulgarian history, reflecting the tensions of the era. Collectors will appreciate both the historical context and the dramatic portrayal of these complex relationships.

Available formats for collectors include DVD and others, making it accessible for those interested in this unique piece of Bulgarian cinema.