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The Petrov File

March 6, 2015 1h 32m 8.0/10 (2 votes)

Originally released in 2015. The Petrov File is a drama/thriller film. directed by Georgi Balabanov.

Starring Mihail Bilalov, Deyan Donkov, and Valentin Ganev

Synopsis

In the late 1980s, stage actor Alexander Petrov is banned from theatre without any apparent reason. When he reappears, after the demise of the Communist regime, he discovers that he had been denounced by the one man he admired most, his master and friend. He discovers this fact at the very moment that he is called upon to deliver a funeral eulogy for the man. Devastated, Petrov declares that he is retiring from public life. That’s when Markov offers his help. An old acquaintance, Markov was a former director of the secret service, who has become a successful businessman. Now, in the mid-1990s, the country is wracked by unretstrained capitalism, along with violence and gang wars. Markov, an admirer of Petrov’s stage talents, offers to make him the leader of a new political party aiming at rescuing the country. Can this work? Is Markov the right man to be allied with? Petrov must make a fateful decision.

Quick Facts

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Release Date March 6, 2015 10 years ago
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Runtime 1h 32m 92 minutes total
User Rating 8.0/10 Excellent (2 votes)
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Language BG Original language
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Country Bulgaria Production

Production Details

Status
Released
Original Language
BG

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Petrov File about?

In the late 1980s, stage actor Alexander Petrov is banned from theatre without any apparent reason. When he reappears, after the demise of the Communist regime, he discovers that he had been denoun...

Who directed The Petrov File?

The Petrov File was directed by Georgi Balabanov.

How long is The Petrov File?

The Petrov File has a runtime of 1 hours and 32 minutes (92 minutes total).

When was The Petrov File released?

The Petrov File was released on March 6, 2015 in theaters.

Who are the main actors in The Petrov File?

The main cast of The Petrov File includes Mihail Bilalov, Deyan Donkov, Valentin Ganev, Radina Kardzhilova, Malin Krastev.