Kitodar Todorov does monologues in front of the camera regarding Bulgarian social and political behaviors. In each monologue, the actor adopts a personification of different types of Bulgarian mentality. The monologues have comedic twists, but inspire thinking about the absurdity of Bulgarian politics and typical social behaviors.
Kitodar Todorov does monologues in front of the camera regarding Bulgarian social and political behaviors. In each monologue, the actor adopts a personification of different types of Bulgarian mentality. The monologues have comedic twists, but inspire thinking about the absurdity of Bulgarian politics and typical social behaviors.
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