Living emotional characters, brilliant performance in an original provoking
adaptation of the classic Bulgarian short novel The Outcasts by Ivan Vazov. They are Bulgarian emigrants to Romania: proud and freedom-loving rather than desperate vagrants and drifters, scoundrels in the eyes of the narrow-minded, but heroes in the eyes of the oppressed and humiliated. They are outcasts, who would lay down their lives, struggling to liberate their
compatriots.
The Outcasts is the first Bulgarian four-series TV film filmed in high
definition. It was conceived in 2005, after the success of the theatre performance of the same name, staged at the Bulgarian National Theatre. It is a modern interpretation of a literary classic.
adaptation of the classic Bulgarian short novel The Outcasts by Ivan Vazov. They are Bulgarian emigrants to Romania: proud and freedom-loving rather than desperate vagrants and drifters, scoundrels in the eyes of the narrow-minded, but heroes in the eyes of the oppressed and humiliated. They are outcasts, who would lay down their lives, struggling to liberate their
compatriots.
The Outcasts is the first Bulgarian four-series TV film filmed in high
definition. It was conceived in 2005, after the success of the theatre performance of the same name, staged at the Bulgarian National Theatre. It is a modern interpretation of a literary classic.
Director: Alexander Morfov
Script: Alexander Morfov, Ilian Simeonov
Cinematography: Dimiter Gochev, Alexander Stanishev
Music: Martin Lubenov
Cast: Valeri Yordanov, Rusi Chanev, Peter Popiordanov, Hristo Mutafchiev, Reni Vrangova, Valentin Ganev, Valentin Tanev, Deian Donkov
Production: Bulgarian National Television, Camera - Dimiter Gochev
With the support of: Bulgarian National Film Center
Duration: 4 x 54 min
