DIRECTIONS

POSOKI

By Stephan KOMANDAREV

THE PLAYMAKER MUNICH (A BRAND OF B.A. PRODUKTION GMBH) - as SALES All rights, World excluding Bulgaria, former Yugoslawia

Drama - Completed 2017

In the span of twenty-four hours, while the death of one person gives a chance for a new life to another, in a six taxicabs in Sofia, the destinies of different people from contemporary Bulgarian reality are irrevocably intertwined. Six stories, each filmed in one shot.

Festivals
& Awards

Festival de Cannes 2017
Un Certain Regard
Toronto - TIFF 2017
Contemporary World Cinema
Busan IFF 2017
World Cinema
Sarajevo Film Festival 2017
Competition - Special Jury Mention
Vancouver Film Festival 2017
Bergen International Film Festival 2017
Beirut International Film Festival 2017
HAIFA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2017
Golden Anchor Competition
    • Year of production
    • 2017
    • Genres
    • Drama
    • Countries
    • BULGARIA, NORTH MACEDONIA, GERMANY
    • Languages
    • BULGARIAN
    • Duration
    • 103 mn
    • Director(s)
    • Stephan KOMANDAREV
    • Writer(s)
    • Simeon VENTSISLAVOV , Stephan KOMANDAREV
    • Producer(s)
    • Stephan KOMANDAREV (ARGO FILM LTD.), Katya TRICHKOVA (ARGO FILM LTD.), Vera WEIT (AKTIS FILM INTERNATIONAL GMBH), Stelios ZIANNIS (AKTIS FILM INTERNATIONAL GMBH), Vladimir ANASTASOV (SEKTOR FILM), Angela NESTOROVSKA (SEKTOR FILM)
    • Synopsis
    • In the span of twenty-four hours, the fate of various people’s lives will collide and be affected during each individuals taxi ride. All are victims of the decline of a suffering nation.

      We drive through the streets of the city of Sofia and look through the eyes of drivers and clients as hope slowly creeps in. We see that each decision we make has a ripple effect on others. We learn that even one person’s death could give another the chance at a new life. That just one simple act of kindness will indeed make a difference.

      These stories are about love and indifference, about devotion and loneliness; all connected by a radio show that poses questions but gives no answers. This is a story about a society’s need for a new DIRECTION even if it was as invasive as open heart surgery.