Programata

Virtual Journeys around the World is a great pleasure to present to you the film The Embrace of the Amazon by Philip Lhamsuren, one of the few in the world who managed to successfully cross the Amazon. The film The Embrace of the Amazon will follow Philip Lhamsuren's expedition to the most picturesque, hard-to-reach and unknown areas of the Brazilian jungle and the Rio Negro and Rio Amazonas rivers. In this long and risky journey, he will move alone, using only his human strength and skills to survive and move on foot, by bicycle or motorized canoe. We watch online on April 23 from 19:00 on the Virtual Travels Worldwide page.

They amplify with guitar and cello to Lege 10 to sound acoustic and live with songs like Little Cars and Corners at 20:00 for BGN 10 from eventim .

A story about three true friends, together for many years, who lost many real things in life, became part of the gray stream that inhabits the globe. No matter how hard they try to keep their own faces, to stay even a little above the gray stream, they do not understand how they have long since given up and become "small", desperate people. We are watching the play on April 19 at 7:30pm in City Mark Art Center.

From April 20th to May 9th gallery Nuance hangs on its walls the canvases from the solo exhibition of Nora Ampova Cloud Stories.

On April 18, the record store TABA entices us with jungle sounds that come from the mix of one of the founders of HMSU - acidtrip. They start at 19:00 in YouTube.

The project of Zhelko Terziev and Krassimir Terziev includes works that are like black boxes, rejecting easy determinism, waiting for their observer to decide their condition - thought experiments existing between appearances and multiple interpretations. The two of us are taking us personally at +359 gallery on April 17 at 5:00 p.m.

We say "Happy Birthday!" at the bar with afro, disco and Brazilian beats from the selection of IHOU & STAZZ. We are welcomed on April 16 from 18, but that's not all. The rock and rockabilly selection continues on April 17, and the band Jin Monic sets the indie playlist to 18.

Tarikata, Devitza and Kamo from Druga Planeta spin with pieces like 23, Ostro / Ostorozhno, Koga and MOJI at bar Petak at 7pm for 10lv from here .

The two grab their guitars and begin broadcasting their messages online from the space of Infinite Bar on April 14 at 8 p.m. If you want to support them, you can go to this or that link, and for more details and links go here.

The artist Radostin Sedevchev works with original documents from the past, but not with those stored in archives and libraries, but with found materials - photographs, letters, diaries, maps, school notebooks, notebooks and other similar testimonies, found and acquired in the battlefields, forever separated from their authors, became unnecessary and somehow anonymous. In them are the events and details of the private life of the & quot; little man & quot ;, often missed by the great collective history that is taught in textbooks. We are viewing the exhibition until May 23 in Square 500 .

Vintage Stereo invites us to the bazaar opposite the Courthouse on April 11 at 11:00 to view a good collection of records, of which we choose a few for the turntable at home.

Married American couple go to the San Sebastian Film Festival, where they get caught up in the magic of the event, the beauty and charm of Spain and the fantasy of movies. Woody Allen can be recognized not in one, but in two of the main characters: neurotic NY cinema professor, who tries unsuccessfully to write the great American novel, as well as “enfant terrible” – young modern director, with whom the wife has an infatuation. The San Sebastian Film Festival here is a summary of all film festivals, and the cinephilles will appreciate the many quotations and hommages to classic European directors. In incredible black & white Allen pays honor to his film idols: Godard and Truffaut, Orson Welles, Bergman and even Luis Buñuel. Rifkin’s Festival is a nostalgic, romantic and ironic film, which can be made only by a master as Woody Allen. We are watching in NDK in April 10 at 20:00, the other dates are here.

The art installation Recycling is a reaction of Blagoy Atanasov to his disturbing dreams, his critical reflex of multidirectional processes in the modern world, which he recognizes as a threatening, even destructive threat. for the existence of humanity. In the exhibition we read ten new commandments of God, in which the author collects his accusations to his contemporaries, in particular to those who rule the so-called development of the world. We are viewing in the gallery Rayko Alexiev until April 13.

Attila is a 3-act opera by the great Italian composer Guiseppe Verdi from 1846. It is dedicated to the Hun's invasion in Italy, led by their fierce warrior, Attila, in the middle of the 5th century. We are watching the opera in April 8 at 7pm in National Opera and Ballet.

The exhibition presents 27 architectural values ​​of Sofia and is dedicated to the 142nd anniversary of the choice of the city as the capital of Bulgaria. Shot in general or in detail, beautiful, stylish and dignified, these buildings remind us of the rapid development of Sofia in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. We can see it until April 18 at an open-air gallery in the park in front of the National Palace of Culture next to Kabana cinema.

France is not only the birthplace of the Lumière brothers, creators of the first cinema called Cinema, but also of Jean-Luc Godard, Jacques Tati, Francois Ozon, Jean Cocteau, Annes Varda and many other names with whom French cinema is not just a geographical outline. , and a whole category of its own in world cinema. Among the selected films in the panorama, there are titles that have won world awards, including the Oscars and those at the Cannes Film Festival! All films are subtitled in Bulgarian. We watch them on April 6 at 8pm.

In the 1920s, Sofia acquired an artistic district. The area of ​​Kuru Baglar, locked between Dragalevsko and Samokovsko shosse, as Cherni Vrah and Dragan Tsankov were called in the past, became our familiar Lozenets. And in it, under the colorful trees, hide small streets with a rich history. Immerse yourself in it with Bohemian Sofia on April 5 online from 19:00 against BGN 10.

57 paintings and graphic works by the Romanian artist goes out of a private collection to stay for a while in the National Gallery. The exhibition includes both early works and the mature Baba with all the important themes and plots: crazy kings, fear, compositions based on dramatic religious and historical plots, portraits and self-portraits, naked bodies, Venetian vedutas. He's there until May 23.