fiction.wikisort.org - Movie

Dawn Over the Drava (Bulgarian: Зарево над Драва, romanized: Zarevo nad Drava) is a Bulgarian war-drama film from 1974, directed by Zako Heskiya.

This article needs additional citations for verification. (March 2022)

Dawn Over the Drava
Directed by	Zako Heskiya
Screenplay by	Pavel Vezhinov Rangel Ignatov
Produced by	Nikola Vulchev
Starring	Georgi Georgiev-Getz Georgi Cherkelov Peter Slabakov
Cinematography	Krum Krumov
Edited by	Dimitrichka Zlateva
Music by	Simeon Pironkov
Production company	Nu Boyana Film Studios
Release date	March 15, 1974 (1974-03-15)
Running time	161 minutes
Country	Bulgaria
Language	Bulgarian

Plot

The Liberation of the Chamber of Communists and the Communist Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 8–9 September 1944, Commander Boyan Vassilev received the Major General and the Assistant Chief of Command (Analogue Societies) in the Bulgarian Army. Him is ahead of the mistrust of the officership of the corps and the participation in the self-proclaimed for the Bulgarians of fights. Secondly, the warriors of the Draco in the Balatontone Operations.

Cast

• Georgi Georgiev-Getz as Boyan Vassilev
• Georgi Cherkelov as Colonel Demirev
• Peter Slabakov as Delcho
• Stoyan Gadev as big man
• Stefan Danailov as Lieutenant Bozhev

Awards

• Golden Rose Bulgarian Feature Film Festival (1974):[1]
  • Best Film
  • Best Actor — Georgi Georgiev-Getz, Georgi Cherkelov
  • Best Screenplay — Pavel Vezhinov, Rangel Ignatov
  • Best Cinematography — Krum Krumov
• Screenplay Award of Union of Bulgarian Writers (1974):
  • Pavel Vezhinov, Rangel Ignatov

References

External links

• Българската национална филмотека
• Dawn Over the Drava at IMDb
• Зарево над Драва — БНТ

На других языках

---

- [en] Dawn Over the Drava

---

[ru] Зарево над Дравой

«Зарево над Дравой» (болг. Зарево над Драва) — болгарская двухсерийная киноэпопея 1974 года режиссёра Зако Хеския, входит в «Золотой фонд» болгарского кино, один из главных болгарских фильмов о Второй мировой войне, посвящён вкладу Болгарии в разгром фашизма — «своеобразное болгарское „Освобождение“»[1].

---

---