Cinema
Premieres, screenings, film festivals, and reviews.
Scientists praise "Project "Hail Mary"" for accurate science – with a few important caveats
Two weeks after the premiere, "Project "Hail Mary"" with Ryan Gosling is praised by scientists for its realistic presentation of astrophysics and scientific work, despite some key scientific liberties around the astrophage and accelerated space processes.
Two documentary films about Hristo Dimitrov – Hindo in Burgas (free admission)
On April 6th, two documentary films about Hristo Dimitrov – Hindo will be screened at the NHK Cultural Center in Burgas. Admission is free. The program includes "Letters to... and Back" and "Beyond the Curtain."
Imprint of Emotions: The First Imprint Film Festival in Vidin Concludes Triumphantly
Imprint Film Festival in Vidin: First edition (March 27-29, 2026). Awards for Italian and Bulgarian films. Discussions on documentary cinema, cultural impact, and the future of the festival.
The Short Film „In the Name of the Son“ by Nikolai Urumov: Moral Dilemma and a Powerful Story
The new short film „In the Name of the Son“ by director Nikolai Urumov presents a powerful story about morality and the choices facing a young person. The film is already completed, and special screenings are upcoming.
The Last Concentration Camp Inmates: The Film That Cannot Be Ignored
The documentary film "The Last Concentration Camp Inmates from Belene" reveals the tragedy of forced assimilation in Bulgaria during the 1980s.
Sinagovtsi on Screen: A Tale of Hope and Destiny
New documentary film "Welcome to Sinagovtsi". Zdravko and Tsvetan Dragnevi tell stories about the village. Discover the heroes, emotions, and challenges. We await human stories.
How We Hacked the Baccalaureate: A Romanian Comedy About Friendship, Ambition, and Choices
The Romanian comedy 'How We Hacked the Baccalaureate' tells the story of four teenagers who embark on a risky plan to earn money, facing moral dilemmas. The film explores the power of friendship, love, and the consequences of wrong decisions.
Sofia Film Fest at 30: French Accents and Meetings with Directors
Sofia Film Fest 2026 celebrates 30 years! The French Institute supports the event with French films, including "Three of a Kind" by Arnaud Desplechin. Masterclasses, Q&A sessions, and more surprises.
March cinema news: what Sofia and Burgas will watch
March comes with strong cinema premieres in Bulgaria – from dramas and science fiction to horror comedies, and cinemas in Sofia and Burgas are preparing for full halls.
“Atlas of the Universe” at the Berlinale comes to the Sofia Film Fest on the beach in Burgas
“Atlas of the Universe”, awarded at the Berlinale, will be shown at the 24th Sofia Film Fest on the beach in Burgas. The film tells the story of a boy looking for a missing shoe, which takes him into a world between reality and fantasy. The world premiere was at the Berlin Film Festival.
Images of Bulgaria: The Documentary Series Showcasing the Beauty of Bulgarian Municipalities
A new documentary series on BNT presents the most beautiful Bulgarian municipalities, their history, culture, and landmarks. The project was realized by “Travel TV” over 10 years and includes episodes filmed in 4K quality with aerial shots and time-lapses.
"Hit the Road" by Jafar Panahi Comes to Burgas as Part of Sofia Film Fest on the Coast
The Golden Palm-winning film "Hit the Road" by Jafar Panahi will be screened in Burgas from March 19th to 27th as part of the Sofia Film Fest on the Coast program. The film, winner of numerous awards and nominations, follows the story of a family involved in a car accident and its social and moral consequences.
What's on in Bulgarian cinemas today: hits in Sofia and Burgas
"Avatar 3", "Zootopia 2", the Bulgarian "Brunch for Beginners" and "3.0 Kilograms of Happiness" lead the interest in Sofia and Burgas, and viewers already have their favorites.
"Birthday" with Ivaylo Penchev on the big screen in Burgas: A comedy that touches hearts
On February 21st in Burgas, the comedy "Birthday" with Ivaylo Penchev will be screened, telling the story of an unusual encounter and universal themes. The film combines humor, reflection, and strong acting performances.
How cinema models the image of science: between the "mad genius" and the "savior of the world"
Films teach us to love or fear science long before school. How do screen "mad geniuses" and "saviors of the world" affect our trust in scientists and the choices of future generations?