Lyudmil Kirkov

Lyudmil Kirkov was a prominent Bulgarian film and theater director, celebrated for his contributions to Bulgarian cinema during the latter half of the 20th century. He directed some of the most popular Bulgarian films of that era, including The Swedish Kings (1968), The Boy Turns Man (1972), A Peasant on a Bicycle (1974), Matriarchy (1977), and A Nameless Band (1982). His film Balance (1983) received the Silver Prize at the 13th Moscow International Film Festival. Kirkov's films often depicted the lives of ordinary people, blending humor and social commentary, and have left a lasting impact on Bulgarian cinema.

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  Friday Night

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  Don't Look Back

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  The Last Round

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  Don't Go Away!

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  The Swedish Kings

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  A Peasant on a Bicycle

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  Matriarchy

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  The Boy Turns Man

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• I don't know, I didn't hear, I didn't see

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  Equilibrium

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• 1987Friday NightDirector
• 1984I don't know, I didn't hear, I didn't seeDirector
• 1983EquilibriumDirector
• 1982A Nameless BandDirector
• 1979A Ray of SunshineDirector
• 1977MatriarchyDirector
• 1976Don't Go Away!Director
• 1974A Peasant on a BicycleDirector
• 1972The Boy Turns ManDirector
• 1971Don't Look BackDirector
• 1969ArmandoDirector
• 1968The Swedish KingsDirector
• 1961The Last RoundDirector