Bulgislavia does not have a big film industry and its dominated by Censorship and party propaganda but a few films are quite good. This is a complete list of Bulgislavian films ever made. As time goes by more films will be added
Early Days
The Bulgislavian film industry was virtually non existent during this phase and as a young nation trying to find its bearing and dominated by bad government a lot of films from this time were imported from abroad
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Born from Blood and Ashes (Made in 1929)
A silent film with world war 1 footage from within Bulgislavia, it premiered on the 10th anniversary since Bulgislavia became an independent nation.
Valentina (1938)
A biopic about Valentina Mihaiesc a famous Bulgislavian singer from 1910-1917 when her song lyrics went into Bulgislavian nationalism and pro-independence and she was imprisoned and then released in 1918 after the war and continued her career but then died prematurly in a fatal car accident in 1924
A young Communist State
During the war years no films were made and even after the war Bulgislavia continued to import Soviet films but it was able to make a few of its own
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Great Struggle (1949)
A propaganda film about 4 communist partisans fighting against the Fascist regime in power during WW2
The Peoples Savior (1956)
A very propagandarised film glorifying the then Bulgislavian Dictator Mikov Turescu about his struggle for social justice beginning with the foundation of the party in 1928 in a dingy basement to the end of WW2 with Turescu coming to power in Bulgislavia. The film was then banned after Turescu's death in 1959
Town on the Dobrok (1958)
A film about a young girl dissilusioned with society who leaves Terevesti for a small humble town on the Dorbok river and gets attatched to its people who teach her in the ways of Communism and Bulgislavia's revolutionary progress
Years of Optimism
A lot of changes were occuring in Bulgislavia during this period of the film industry. the economy was on the rise, the 32 yearold Yegar provoce was the new leader of Bulgislavia and people were actually content with the party that they could of almost got used to the ways of a police state and the film industry first began to take off from this point
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Sim e Sim e (1963)
Was an up beat musical film set in the slums of Terevesti in the 1930's where the down trodden tennents rise up and overthrow a harsh land lord
Red Square Love Affair (1965)
This was a very controversial film because it touched on the issue of a relationship between a Bulgislavian and a foriegner and during this time it was illegal for a Bulgislavian to marry a foriegner even if they both came from Communist or allied nations. It was about a young Bulgislavian male on a scholorship to study at a Moscow University and then falling in love with a Russian girl taking the same course. Censors eventually allowed the film to be shown in Bulgislavian cinnema after a year of being banned
The Walls Have Ears (1969)
This film came up against the state censors from the very beginning as the title implied at the secret polices activities at the time. The film was never shown in Bulgislavia but it was popular in a few neighboring allied states. It was about a couple in love. The women who was disdainful towards communism and the party but the man was a fiercly loyal party member
Cranes (1972)
A commedy about a group of construction workers doing their part to build Terevesti into the socialist city the party dreamed off one brick at a time
Holliday in Bucharest (1975)
This film was a commedy about an Ethnic Romanian living in Bulgislavia who goes back to Romania to visit his sick grandpa on his death bed and must make the choice to sacrafice being back in time to meet up with the love of his dreams returning from a scholarship abroad or staying with his Grandpa in Romania during his last moments.
The African Comrades (1979)
Using african students (most originated from Communist Ethiopia) on scholarships to study in Bulgislavia a film was made about thier adventures adjusting to a different language and culture and learning the ways of the one party state and superior socialist system so they could return to their homeland's in africa educated in the correct ways of organizing society. It touched on an area of the cold war many Bulgislavian's were not familiar with
Moscow Dreams (1981)
A film about the trials and successes of the Bulgislavian Olympic team at the Moscow Olympics (Bulgislavia's most successful games)
Nina and Violetta (1983)
This was one of the most successful and popular films in Bulgislavian history. Violetta was a Bulgislavian technician being trained by a Russian advisor called Nina in an East German Factory. A west German capitalist attempts to rape Violetta but Nina kills him by smashing his head with a bat. Terrified the two women take a car and attempt to flee east germany and loose the heat. Their misadventures then lead to them robbing banks in Czechoslovakia to fund thier great fugitive lifestyle and they then flee to Hungary and attempt to head to Yugoslavia and eventually to the west. In the background a KGB agent attempts to undertsand them and pursues them but in the end the women choose to drive off a cliff to escape capture never making it to the west
Misha (1985)
Was a movie based on true events about russian immigrant who killed 5 Bulgislavian's during the 1920's and was a serial killer who eventually committed suicide when the police trapped him in his apartment in 1929
Break The Chains (1986)
Released on the 40th anniversary of communist rule it detailed the "Heroic struggle" of the Bulgislavian people to break free of the Axis occupation and co-operating fascist government in Bulgislavia. The film was historically inaccurate as it alianated the Soviet role in liberating Bulgislvaia and instead made it look like a popular Bulgislavian uprising
Off the Rails (1988)
A commedy about a bunch of communist sabatuers during the 1930's who blew up Bulgislavian rail way tracks and disrupted the government
The Dark Years
As money became scare and the Bulgislavian economy fell dramatically money was diverted out of the emerging film industry to support the stalinist system and films were scarce in the 90's only making one film
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Behind the Barbed Fence (1998)
This was the only Bulgislavian film made during the 90's it was set during a POW camp in world war 2 that held communist rebels and other social degenerates and followed the struggle of Dinu Tupescu evading Nazi officers cruelty, starvation, disease and infighting in the camp. The film ends optimistically with the Red Army liberating the camp and Dinu and his comrades are freed
Present Day's
As Bulgislavia entered the new mellenium still under stalinism and the famine ended and economic recovery began at a snails pace and film industry began to revive with a few films.
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The Healing (2002)
This was a film about a gifted nurse who had the ability to heal patients with her mind by touching their wounds. The first Bulgislavian film to deal with a "supernatural" element and so was not funded by the government and critised by state media
Anna (2005)
Was based on a true story of Anna Patrescanu who was a bloodthirsty countess of a small Bulgislavian region during the 1500's. Set in Bulgislavia's historically preserved castle if followed her life from when she inherited her power at 24 to her premature death at 35 when she was poisoned by her brother to end her tyranical rule over her subjects
The Activists (2007)
The film based on true events of the student Anti Nuclear demonstrations of the early 60's. it was about a group of Terevesti university students who band together and staged a number of anti-nuclear weapons demonstrations calling for nuclear disarmarment in the 1960's. Due to its nature it was heavily censored and made sure to paint the party in a glorious light
Life Outside (2009)
Bulgislavia's newest film was set in Romania. About 2 Bulgislavian women who leave thier nation to see life outside of Bulgislavia but are kidnapped by the Russian mafia and forced into the sex industry and trafficked around eastern europe. It was the first time Bulgislavian film crews were premitted to leave the country since "Nina and Violetta" in 1983 to make this film. It painted the outside world in a terrible light and had a negative ending with the Bulgislavian women committing suicide together to escape the nightmarish world they ran into with a message to Bulgislavian's to stay in Bulgislavia least they suffer the same fate
