Varna is once again in the spotlight, becoming the center of Bulgarian cinema.
The 43rd edition of the "Golden Rose" festival, supported by the Ministry of Culture, opened its doors, bringing the coast to life with the stories, dreams, and pursuits of Bulgarian artists.
The Minister of Culture, Marian Bacheva, at the festival"s opening, defined "Golden Rose" as one of the brightest and most significant film forums in Bulgaria"s cultural calendar.
The atmosphere is filled with anticipation – the air is saturated with the emotions of the filmmakers, prepared to present their latest works.
The Festival as a Driver of Trends
Bacheva emphasized that this year"s edition not only presents the peaks of Bulgarian cinema but also demonstrates the importance of international dialogue and cooperation in the film industry.
The presence of foreign artists on the jury, alongside established Bulgarian names, according to the minister, is an undeniable sign of the active participation of Bulgarian cinema on the world stage.
"Moreover, it sets directions, outlines trends"
added Bacheva, highlighting the significance of Bulgarian cinema not only as a consumer of trends but also as their driver.
In this context, the ambition of the organizers to stimulate the international exchange of ideas and experience also stands out.
Best Wishes
Minister Bacheva offered congratulations to the organizers from the National Film Center, noting the work and enthusiasm put into the preparation of this film festival.
"I believe that the screenings, meetings, and discussions will inspire, but will also raise many questions, the debates on which will open new horizons_q_
he said, expressing his hope that the festival will contribute to the enrichment of Bulgarian film culture and inspire future artists.
The minister wished success and deserved recognition to the participants, as well as exciting experiences for the audience, expecting to touch the magic of the big screen.
His heartfelt wish underlines the optimism and expectation for a fruitful film forum, contributing to the development of Bulgarian cinema.