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2006 film by Milena Andonova

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Dona, Lukrecie and Tana - three women of different origins and destinies, whose stories unfold at different times. The tale of the Romany woman Dona begins in the 1960s. The only assets this beautiful and vital woman has are her three children fathered by different men. In order to secure a livelihood for them, she moves in with an older, but disabled man, who turns out to be a pervert. Ten years later, the ambitious Lukrecie is trying to avoid employment in the village. After she becomes pregnant by a prospective suitor, she meets an attractive young man who offers her a life abroad, something she had always dreamed of. Lukrecie resolves her situation in the most appalling way. Tana, the wife of a prosperous businessman, vainly longs to have a child. On the advice of a friend, she goes off to a spa, whose miraculous reputation is attributable to a skillful masseur. Her husband, however, is unmoved by the joyful news.

Released: 2006-07-01111 minDir: Milena AndonovaDrama

Cast

  • Assen Blatechki as Nacho
  • Martina Vachkova as Zhenata v Banyata
  • Bonka Ilieva-Boni as Dona
  • Valentin Tanev as Lazar
  • Diana Dobreva as Lucrecia
  • Angelina Slavova as Tana

Themes

  • woman director

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Ratings

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6.6/10

239 votes

Year
2006
Runtime
111 min
Genres
Drama

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film
Country of origin
Bulgaria
Original language
Bulgarian
Screenwriter
Milena Andonova
FilmAffinity ID
285460
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publication date
2006-01-01
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