Leydi Zi (2005)

Réalisateur:

Georgi Djulgerov

Scénaristes:

Marin Damyanov (writer)
Georgi Djulgerov (writer)

Genre:

Drame

Intrigue:

A tragic comedy about an orphan girl who knows nothing better than the animal way but at the end comes to realize her only chance - to be human.

Plot Keywords:

Shooting | Love | Brothel | Prostitute | Orphan

Récompenses:

9 wins

Avis des utilisateurs:

An outstanding East European film from a veteran Bulgarian film director Gyorgi Dyulgerov

Ensemble

Aneliya Garbova	...	Zlatina
Ivan Barnev	...	Nayden Petkov
Pavel Paskalev	...	Lechko
Rousy Chanev	...	Vazhnoto litze / Very Important Person
Vanina Chervenkova	...	Zlatina -child
Isus Borislavov	...	Lechko - child
Emil Stefanov	...	Balakat / Booby
Elizaveta Boeva	...	Bonka
Pavlina Angelova	...	Vazpitatelka / Educator
Hristosa Tzaneva	...	Vanya
Yani Boyadzhi	...	Gratzki svodnik\ Greece Pimp
Elitza Djulgerova	...	Orisnitza / A Weird Sister
Kristina Grozeva	...	Orisnitza / A Weird Sister
Ema Konstantinova	...	Prostitutka / Prostitute
Ivan Stoychev	...	Oreha

Autre(s) titre(s):

Лейди Зи (Bulgaria: Bulgarian title)
Lady Zee (International: English title)

Durée:

Bulgaria:96 min

Pays:

Bulgaria

Langue:

Bulgare

Couleur:

Couleur

Son:

Dolby Digital

Lieux de tournage:

Bankya, Bulgaria

Société:

BNT

Anecdotes:

Lady Zee was selected among the 40 films competing for the European Film Awards 2006, given by the European Film Academy.

An outstanding East European film from a veteran Bulgarian film director Gyorgi Dyulgerov

Leydi Zi is a brilliant coming of age drama directed by one of the most creative Bulgarian film makers Gyorgi Dyulgerov.This film is different from his former works as most of his famous films of the past were made under the communist era.Leydi Zi can be termed as a mature cinematographic experience in the history of Bulgarian cinema especially in the context of post communist free market era of capitalist Bulgaria.The fact that it was made using ever growing digital video technique speaks a lot about its accessibility at various film festivals.This film succeeds as it is an altogether different Bulgarian film by being one of those rare East European films which probes the issue of what it is to be a Gypsy and be able to live with dignity in Bulgarian society.Leydi Zi is a multi layered auteur film which offers viewers glimpses of a hard to define love story,plight of orphans,boxing champions in Eastern Europe.All this is shown by making a good use of soothing music including many foot tapping songs from Bulgarian folklore.A truly great film to have been made in Eastern Europe.