How to Bury a Dragon
Best National
Martin Markov
Bulgaria,
Fiction,
30'00''
In a small Bulgarian town an aging homophobic wood-carver receives a tragic news which awakens his buried shame and anger.
Film block:
Archive block
Screening:
Дворец на културата, Зала А2, Перник, България
- Language
- Country Bulgaria
- Genre Fiction
- Scriptwriter Martin Markov, Teodora Markova
- Cast Plamen Diankov, Paraskeva Djukelova, Jack Hannan
- Year of creation 2023
- Duration 30'00''
Martin graduates at The National Academy of Fine Arts Sofia / Bulgaria – BFA in Illustration and later does a MA in Directing at the National Acadamy of Theatre and Film Arts.
In 2016 he produced and directed his first live action short – Unconscious which was selected at “In the Palace” and “Lakeshorts” festivals.
In 2023 he wrote, produced and directed his second short which won the Best National Film at In The Palace International Short Film Festival. His debut feature film The Life We Never Had is in preproduction now.
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