Deyan Donkov

"Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov gave the first impetus for all the support we received for our Euro-Atlantic integration: His message was: Europe helped us, now we help our neighbours." With these words, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Macedonia, Nikola Dimitrov, addressed Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ekaterina Zaharieva, reports

On the occasion of its fifth anniversary in Bulgaria, the European night theater initiative will have a double edition on 4 and 5 November. Two more events, as well as over 1200 artists from different theatrical styles, are expected to become part of the 'Night' and present their productions in more than 60 locations (theaters, galleries, cinemas, clubs) in 15 cities.

A provocative exhibition revealing the unknown faces and images of some of the most famous Bulgarian and world stars will be presented in Vivacom Art Hall on November 17, at 19.00.

Beyond the Portrait is a special selection featuring the best of personal projects of the young photographer Ivaylo Petrov from the last two years.

The Bulgarian movie "The Sinking of Sozopol" was awarded the best international feature film at the New York City International Film Festival.

The movie is directed by Kostadin Bonev and stars Deyan Donkov and Snezhina Petrova in the leading male and female roles.

Bulgarian movie The Sinking of Sozopol has received seven nominations at the New York City International Film Festival, including the one for best movie.

The announcement was made by actor and musician Stefan Valdobrev on his social media profile.