AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoArt in Sofia: The National Gallery’s Foreign Art Gallery marks 41 years since opening its doors to visitors on November 5, 1985. A new exhibition by Luba Sharin, exploring her Bulgarian roots through folklore-inspired paintings and portraits, is on view at Krasno Selo until November 15. Cinema: Nu Boyana Film Studios faces an uncertain future as a 20-year restriction on selling or changing the use of its properties expires on November 17, prompting concern among Bulgaria’s film community. Milcho Manchevski’s Sister Brother Manhole Cover won the top prize at Tokyo’s international film festival, while The Black Ball took the overall award at CineLibri. On Stage: Hatebreed bring their European tour to Sofia’s National Palace of Culture on November 11; the Sofia Philharmonic also welcomes violinists Karen Gomyo and Andrey Baranov for concerts on November 5 and 8. Eurovision: The 2027 contest in Bulgaria is set to feature 36 participating countries.
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