
Overview
Six stories about the modern Bulgarian family.
Top Cast

Georgi Kaloyanchev

Georgi Mamalev

Penka Tsitselkova
Eva-Maria Radichkova

Pavel Popandov

Nikolai Tsankov
Boryana Puncheva

Tzvetana Maneva
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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