Bulgarian documentary masterpiece with a prestigious selection at the Sarajevo Film Festival

24.07.2025 | Documentary projects

The Bulgarian documentary film "Letters" achieves a remarkable success by being selected in the official competition program of one of the most renowned film forums in Southeast Europe.

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International recognition for Bulgarian documentary cinema reaches a new peak with the inclusion of the film "Letters" in the official program of the 31st Sarajevo Film Festival. The prestigious forum, which traditionally presents the best documentary works from the region, confirmed the participation of the Bulgarian production on July 23, 2025.

The film, whose original title is "Pisma", is among the 20 selected titles in the festival's documentary section. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that "Letters" is the only Bulgarian documentary work that will be presented in the forum's main competition.

The selection represents an extremely significant recognition for contemporary Bulgarian documentary cinema. Participation in such a prestigious international festival not only increases the visibility of the Bulgarian film industry but also demonstrates the high professional level of local documentarians.

The Sarajevo Film Festival has established itself as one of the most important cultural events in Southeast Europe, which makes the inclusion of a Bulgarian film additionally remarkable. The festival traditionally attracts the attention of international film critics, distributors, and producers.

Although details about the plot and content of "Letters" are not yet widely disclosed, the mere fact of its selection speaks to the high artistic quality of the film. The director behind the work demonstrates the ability to create documentary works with international potential.

The upcoming presentation of "Letters" in Sarajevo becomes a significant event for the Bulgarian film community, confirming our reputation as a country with rich documentary traditions and a contemporary view of cinema.