Vampires, Ghouls

The film delves into the struggles of an actress navigating a new political landscape in 1945 Bulgaria. As the communists seize power, the protagonist tries to maintain her social status by claiming to be a Communist activist. Her attempts include showing a photo of the dog belonging to a notable Bulgarian revolutionary.

The runtime of 105 minutes provides ample time to explore the complex dynamics of survival during a tumultuous era. The themes of spiritual poverty and the expropriation of the intelligentsia resonate throughout the narrative, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in historical context.