The documentary film "Following the footsteps of Ivan Vazov in Sofia" traces and highlights individual themes and plots from the life and creative life of the great master of Bulgarian literary expression, who has left his mark on our capital to this day.
Yordan Rasin
Ivan Vazov
Radena Valkanova
Suba Vazova
Penko Gospodinov
Todor Chipev
Maria Valdobreva
Evgenia Mars
Elena Atanasova
Vula Vazova
Vilislava Kirilova
Subka Vazova
Georgi Sirkatov
Boris III of Bulgaria
The documentary film "Following the footsteps of Ivan Vazov in Sofia" traces and highlights individual themes and plots from the life and creative life of the great master of Bulgarian literary expression, who has left his mark on our capital to this day.
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