Prizovaniyat ne se yavi (1966)

A partisan Kiril Velev commits suicide. He leaves a note, which says that he is not a traitor. In 1951, an inquiry had opened into the case and it upheld his guilt. When the atmosphere of ... See full summary »

Director:

Vladislav Ikonomov

Writer:

Svoboda Bachvarova

Stars:

Assen Milanov, Slavka Slavova, Vasil Popiliev

Cast

Cast overview:
Assen Milanov	...	Bogdanov
Slavka Slavova	...	Mariya Veleva
Vasil Popiliev	...	Sekulov
Tzvetana Ostrovska	...	Ruzha
Petar Penkov	...	Ilarion
Ivan Kasabov	...	Boris
Stoyan Gudev	...	Ivan
Vesela Blagoeva	...	Dina
Stefan Petrov	...	Partiyniyat sekretar

Storyline

A partisan Kiril Velev commits suicide. He leaves a note, which says that he is not a traitor. In 1951, an inquiry had opened into the case and it upheld his guilt. When the atmosphere of trust is restored, another inquiry is carried on. Bogdanov, who chairs the commission of inquiry, places the truth before everything else. The candor of Kiril's last letter makes him look into the case once again. Bogdanov identifies the real traitor: Kiril's wife. When it happened, she was far gone in pregnancy. Ilarionov, an experience plainclothesman, promised her that her husband would be spared if she would cooperate. For the first time, Bogdanov is not satisfied with getting the truth. Kiril's son has lived with the depressing though of his father's guilt. Will he have to learn now the truth about his mother? Bogdanov resorts to Ilarionov. The latter invents another version: he tells the commission that the traitor was Maxim, long since exposed as an agent provocateur. Kiril's wife runs over by...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Bulgaria

Language:

Bulgarian

Release Date:

7 March 1966 (Bulgaria)

Also Known As:

Subpoenaed Didn't Come

Company Credits

Production Co:

Boyana Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

68 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Black and White

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