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The Black Angels (1970)

8/10 1970 2h 19m Released

The film is based on the memoir 'In the name of the People' by Mitka Grybcheva, an activist in the anti-fascist resistance. The action takes place during the WWII and reveals the sharp clash between police power and resistance forces, headed by the Communist Party of Bulgaria. This is a time when, 'in the name of the people', the fighters are setting up underground combat groups, which punish with death their political opponents. The film's characters are specially trained for the purpose young people, members of one such combat group. Against the background of their risky task, in the execution of which they have to pay with their own lives, every facet of their characters stands out. Faced with death they reveal their intimate worlds, their unrealized youthful impulses that have been sacrificed in the name of commands, disparate from the Ten Christian Commandments.

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Stefan Danailov
Stefan Danailov
Panter
Dorotea Toncheva
Dorotea Toncheva
Katina
Violeta Gindeva
Violeta Gindeva
Iskra
Iossif Surchadzhiev
Iossif Surchadzhiev
Andro
Dobrinka Stankova
Dobrinka Stankova
Racheto
Marin Mladenov
Marin Mladenov
Grafa
Andrey Chaprazov
Andrey Chaprazov
General Lazarov
Svetozar Nedelchev
Svetozar Nedelchev
Prokurorat
Slavcho Mitev
Slavcho Mitev
General von Taden
Veljo Goranov
Veljo Goranov
Adyutant na Lukov

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What is The Black Angels about?
The film is based on the memoir 'In the name of the People' by Mitka Grybcheva, an activist in the anti-fascist resistance. The action takes place during the WWII and reveals the sharp clash between police power and resistance forces, headed by the Communist Party of Bulgaria.…
When was The Black Angels released?
The Black Angels was released in 1970.
What genres does The Black Angels belong to?
The Black Angels is categorised as Drama.
Who stars in The Black Angels?
The cast of The Black Angels includes Stefan Danailov, Dorotea Toncheva, Violeta Gindeva, Iossif Surchadzhiev, Dobrinka Stankova.