Documentary films
- Two Roma teenagers, Tsvetan (18) and Nasko (13) are friends. They live in the poorest region of Europe. Two years ago Tsvetan and the Bulgarian girl Albena (16) stood on railway tracks in front of on-coming train because their love was impossible. Albena died and presently, Tsvetan thanks God for the new lease of life he was given. Nasko depressed because his mother has abandoned him. Amidst the horrifying poverty the two friends are striving to find a way and a reason to survive.
- The film's title an ironic extension of Sigmund Freud's popular rem "America is a mistake, admittedly a gigantic mistake”. The documentary consists of interviews with public figul active in zones with the highest intensity of simulationtics, business, media, church ...
- The family in this story is that of the German writer Angelika Schrobsdorff. Dictatorships, the Cold War, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the conflict in the Middle East changed the life of this family in decisive ways. The narrative focuses primarily on events in Bulgaria that began with an escape from Berlin in 1939.
- How has Europe seen Bulgaria over the centuries, and how have we, the Bulgarians, perceived the world and ourselves as a nation…
- The story of Bogomilka Manolova, classified as gravely disabled with a personal assistant, and her striving for a full life.
- A 7-year-old girl from Vietnam and a 15-year-old boy from Beirut are the Bulgarian symbols of the Communist internationalism in full play. These are "children of drujba“, born in countries struggling for their independence and socialism, nurtured and brought up in socialist Bulgaria. With the fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of socialism, these "children“ have been forced to grow up quickly and decide whether to return to their native countries or to be lifetime emigrants.
