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| director=[[Rumen Surdzhiyski]]
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| writer= [[Tziliya Lacheva]]
| writer= [[Tziliya Lacheva]]
| cinematography= [[Teodor Yanev]]
| music= [[Antoni Donchev]]
| music= [[Antoni Donchev]]
| starring=[[Maria Kavardjikova]]<br>[[Elzhana Popova]]<br>[[Emilia Radeva]]<br>[[Dorotea Toncheva]]<br>[[Tzvetana Dyankova]]<br>[[Minka Syulemezova]]<br>[[Antoaneta Kolarova]]<br>[[Zlatina Todeva]]<br>[[Desislava Stoycheva]]<br>[[Stefan Mavrodiyev]]<br>[[and others...]]<br>
| starring=[[Maria Kavardjikova]]<br>[[Elzhana Popova]]<br>[[Emilia Radeva]]<br>[[Dorotea Toncheva]]<br>[[Tzvetana Dyankova]]<br>[[Minka Syulemezova]]<br>[[Antoaneta Kolarova]]<br>[[Zlatina Todeva]]<br>[[Desislava Stoycheva]]<br>[[Stefan Mavrodiyev]]<br>[[and others...]]<br>
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'''"Place under the sun"''' (Bulgarian: "Място под слънцето" or "Myа́sto pod slа́ntzeto") is a Bulgarian feature film (drama) from 1986, by the director [[Rumen Surdzhiyski]]. Screenplay writer is [[Tziliya Lacheva]].<ref>"Encyclopedia Bulgarian Cinema AZ - Personalities, Films", Author: Alexander Yanakiev, Titra Publishing House, 2000, {{ISBN|9549048624}}, pp. 447</ref> Cinematographer is [[Teodor Yanev]]. The music of the film is composed by [[Antoni Donchev]]. Production designer is [[Tzvetana Yankova]] and costume designer is [[Epsimania Banova]]. The film was shot in the then emblematic factories from the Bulgarian textile industry - the wool-textile factory "Dimitar Blagoev" in [[Kazanlak]] and "8th of March" factory in [[Sofia]]. Today, those factories do not operate anymore.<ref>{{cite news
'''''"Place under the sun"''''' ([[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]]: ''"Мя́сто под слъ́нцето"'' or [[Transliteration|translit.]]: ''"Myа́sto pod slа́ntzeto"'') is a 1986 Bulgarian [[Drama (film and television)|drama]] film, directed by [[Rumen Surdzhiyski]]. [[Screenwriter|Screenplay writer]] is [[Tziliya Lacheva]].<ref>"Encyclopedia Bulgarian Cinema AZ - Personalities, Films", Author: Alexander Yanakiev, Titra Publishing House, 2000, {{ISBN|9549048624}}, pp. 447</ref> [[Cinematographer]] is [[Teodor Yanev]]. The music of the film is composed by [[Antoni Donchev]]. [[Production designer]] is [[Tzvetana Yankova]] and costume designer is [[Epsimania Banova]]. The film was shot in the then emblematic factories from the Bulgarian textile industry - the wool-textile factory "Dimitar Blagoev" in [[Kazanlak]] and "8th of March" factory in [[Sofia]]. Today, those factories do not operate anymore.<ref>{{cite news
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== About the film ==
== About the film ==
"Place under the sun" is a portrait of the womеn working in the textile industry, who live "without mask and makeup". The screenwriter knew well the life and nature of her characters, their pains and aspirations. In the screenplay, everything looked vital, plausible, convincing, it was simply "begging" to be transferred to the screen.
""Place under the sun" is a portrait of the womеn working in [[Textile industry|the textile industry]], who live "without mask and makeup". The screenwriter knew well the life and nature of her characters, their pains and aspirations. In the screenplay, everything looked vital, plausible, convincing, it was simply "begging" to be transferred to the screen.


In this period of development of Bulgarian cinema, there was an acute lack of films, in which the main character was the common worker. Their world also deserved to be studied, described and recreated. The film was made according to the canons of ideological and aesthetic constraints of the period, but is an honest attempt to fill this gap.
In this period of development of Bulgarian cinema, there was an acute lack of films, in which the main character was the common worker. Their world also deserved to be studied, described and recreated. The film was made according to the canons of ideological and aesthetic requirements of the period, but is an honest attempt to fill this gap."
(Rumen Surdzhiyski)
''(Rumen Surdzhiyski)''


== Cast ==
== Cast ==
Cast overview:
Cast overview:


Maria Kavardjikova ...as Nikula</br>
Maria Kavardjikova ...as Nikula<br/>
Elzhana Popova ...as Kina</br>
Elzhana Popova ...as Kina<br/>
Emilia Radeva ...as Damyana</br>
Emilia Radeva ...as Damyana<br/>
Dorotea Toncheva ...as Leftera</br>
Dorotea Toncheva ...as Leftera<br/>
Tzvetana Dyankova ...as Hadzhikoleva</br>
Tzvetana Dyankova ...as Hadzhikoleva<br/>
Minka Syulemezova ...as Kaliopa</br>
Minka Syulemezova ...as Kaliopa<br/>
Antoaneta Kolarova ...as Violeta</br>
Antoaneta Kolarova ...as Violeta<br/>
Zlatina Todeva ...as Sofka</br>
Zlatina Todeva ...as Sofka<br/>
Desislava Stoycheva ...as Spaska</br>
Desislava Stoycheva ...as Spaska<br/>
Stefan Mavrodiyev ...as the Director</br>
Stefan Mavrodiyev ...as the Director<br/>
Andrey Andreev ...as Lyuli</br>
Andrey Andreev ...as Lyuli<br/>
Dimitar Banenkin ...as Damyana's son</br>
Dimitar Banenkin ...as Damyana's son<br/>
Nikola Todev ...as Bay Petko</br>
Nikola Todev ...as Bay Petko<br/>
Radko Dishliev ...as Asen</br>
Radko Dishliev ...as Asen<br/>
Hristo Stoykov ...as The little Dancho</br>
Hristo Stoykov ...as The little Dancho


and others...
and others...

== Reviews ==
"The beginning of 1986 has brought us several good films, which not only inspire us with hope, but also arm us with more arguments against the greyness of the last year's production. These are the already mentioned [[Nineteen Meters of Wind]] by [[Nikolai Valchinov]] and [[Vladimir Kraev]]; [[All for Love (1986 film)|All for Love]] by [[Nikolai Volev]] and [[Chavdar Shinov]]; [[Cry for Help (1986 film)|Cry for Help]], by [[Boyan Biolchev]] and [[Nikola Rudarov]]; [[My Darling, My Darling (film)|"My Darling, My Darling"]], by [[Eduard Zahariev]] and [[Plamen Maslarov]], created from the collection of novels by Alexander Tomov; "Place Under the Sun", by [[Tziliya Lacheva]] and [[Rumen Surdzhiyski]]. These films bring us back our trust in the characters on the screen, make us believe in their aspirations, connect us with their experiences, compel us to consider their problems and what is even more important, to take sides on them. Here the synchronization between the literature pathos and the screen realization is close, the story line goes lively, full-blooded and as a result we once again have living characters, real conflicts, convincing emotions." ''Author: Todor ABAZOV, April Literary Discussion, 1986''<ref>April Literary Discussion, Vol. 2, Author: Todor ABAZOV, Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986, p. 181</ref>


== Sources ==
== Sources ==
* "Encyclopedia Bulgarian Cinema AZ - Personalities, Films", Author: Alexander Yanakiev, Titra Publishing House, 2000, {{ISBN|9549048624}}, pp. 447 - 448
* "Encyclopedia Bulgarian Cinema AZ - Personalities, Films", Author: Alexander Yanakiev, Titra Publishing House, 2000, {{ISBN|9549048624}}, pp. 447 - 448
* "April Literary Discussion", Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986 (the original is from the University of Michigan), book 1, p. 181
* "April Literary Discussion", Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986 (the original is from the University of Michigan), book 1, p. 181
* April Literary Discussion, Vоl. 2, Author: Todor ABAZOV, Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986, p. 181


== References ==
== References ==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}


== External Links ==
== External links ==
* {{imdb title|0368885|Myasto pod slantzeto}}
* {{IMDb title|0368885|Myasto pod slantzeto}}

[[Category:Bulgarian drama films]]

Latest revision as of 19:11, 28 November 2024

Place under the sun
(Myasto pod slantzeto)
Directed byRumen Surdzhiyski
Written byTziliya Lacheva
Produced byStudios for Feature Films - Second Creative Team
StarringMaria Kavardjikova
Elzhana Popova
Emilia Radeva
Dorotea Toncheva
Tzvetana Dyankova
Minka Syulemezova
Antoaneta Kolarova
Zlatina Todeva
Desislava Stoycheva
Stefan Mavrodiyev
and others...
CinematographyTeodor Yanev
Music byAntoni Donchev
Release date
  • February 16, 1986 (1986-02-16)
Running time
92 minutes
CountryBulgaria
LanguageBulgarian

"Place under the sun" (Bulgarian: "Мя́сто под слъ́нцето" or translit.: "Myа́sto pod slа́ntzeto") is a 1986 Bulgarian drama film, directed by Rumen Surdzhiyski. Screenplay writer is Tziliya Lacheva.[1] Cinematographer is Teodor Yanev. The music of the film is composed by Antoni Donchev. Production designer is Tzvetana Yankova and costume designer is Epsimania Banova. The film was shot in the then emblematic factories from the Bulgarian textile industry - the wool-textile factory "Dimitar Blagoev" in Kazanlak and "8th of March" factory in Sofia. Today, those factories do not operate anymore.[2] [3]

About the film

[edit]

""Place under the sun" is a portrait of the womеn working in the textile industry, who live "without mask and makeup". The screenwriter knew well the life and nature of her characters, their pains and aspirations. In the screenplay, everything looked vital, plausible, convincing, it was simply "begging" to be transferred to the screen.

In this period of development of Bulgarian cinema, there was an acute lack of films, in which the main character was the common worker. Their world also deserved to be studied, described and recreated. The film was made according to the canons of ideological and aesthetic requirements of the period, but is an honest attempt to fill this gap." (Rumen Surdzhiyski)

Cast

[edit]

Cast overview:

Maria Kavardjikova ...as Nikula
Elzhana Popova ...as Kina
Emilia Radeva ...as Damyana
Dorotea Toncheva ...as Leftera
Tzvetana Dyankova ...as Hadzhikoleva
Minka Syulemezova ...as Kaliopa
Antoaneta Kolarova ...as Violeta
Zlatina Todeva ...as Sofka
Desislava Stoycheva ...as Spaska
Stefan Mavrodiyev ...as the Director
Andrey Andreev ...as Lyuli
Dimitar Banenkin ...as Damyana's son
Nikola Todev ...as Bay Petko
Radko Dishliev ...as Asen
Hristo Stoykov ...as The little Dancho

and others...

Reviews

[edit]

"The beginning of 1986 has brought us several good films, which not only inspire us with hope, but also arm us with more arguments against the greyness of the last year's production. These are the already mentioned Nineteen Meters of Wind by Nikolai Valchinov and Vladimir Kraev; All for Love by Nikolai Volev and Chavdar Shinov; Cry for Help, by Boyan Biolchev and Nikola Rudarov; "My Darling, My Darling", by Eduard Zahariev and Plamen Maslarov, created from the collection of novels by Alexander Tomov; "Place Under the Sun", by Tziliya Lacheva and Rumen Surdzhiyski. These films bring us back our trust in the characters on the screen, make us believe in their aspirations, connect us with their experiences, compel us to consider their problems and what is even more important, to take sides on them. Here the synchronization between the literature pathos and the screen realization is close, the story line goes lively, full-blooded and as a result we once again have living characters, real conflicts, convincing emotions." Author: Todor ABAZOV, April Literary Discussion, 1986[4]

Sources

[edit]
  • "Encyclopedia Bulgarian Cinema AZ - Personalities, Films", Author: Alexander Yanakiev, Titra Publishing House, 2000, ISBN 9549048624, pp. 447 - 448
  • "April Literary Discussion", Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986 (the original is from the University of Michigan), book 1, p. 181
  • April Literary Discussion, Vоl. 2, Author: Todor ABAZOV, Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986, p. 181

References

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  1. ^ "Encyclopedia Bulgarian Cinema AZ - Personalities, Films", Author: Alexander Yanakiev, Titra Publishing House, 2000, ISBN 9549048624, pp. 447
  2. ^ "Фабрика с над 160-годишна история хлопва кепенци". SOCBG.com. 14 August 2016.
  3. ^ "Завод "8 март" ще бъде продаден чрез публичен търг". money.bg. 11 February 2005.
  4. ^ April Literary Discussion, Vol. 2, Author: Todor ABAZOV, Publisher: Union of Bulgarian Writers, 1986, p. 181
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