The Bulgarian movie “Mother” will be screened as part of the European Union Movie Festival in Vancouver this Sunday, November 26, the Bulgarian-Canadian association in British Columbia writes on Facebook. The screening will be at 8:20 PM at The Cinematheque- 1131 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC.
“Mother”, directed by Zornitsa Sophia, is the story of Elena, a talented young theatre director, who begins to realize that she may not be able to have children. In the midst of this existential crisis, she receives an invitation for a new project in Africa, which changes her life.
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