Shears

Name: Shears
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2018-01-28
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 9.6
Cast: Krustyu Kapanov, Nedialko Nedialkov, Evgeni Petroff

20182018
1h

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Living under the Communist regime in a culturally isolated Eastern European country, four friends join forces, determined to turn their craft into an art. Shears is a documentary film about ... Read allLiving under the Communist regime in a culturally isolated Eastern European country, four friends join forces, determined to turn their craft into an art. Shears is a documentary film about the founding fathers of contemporary Bulgarian hairdressing. This is the working group K.E... Read allLiving under the Communist regime in a culturally isolated Eastern European country, four friends join forces, determined to turn their craft into an art. Shears is a documentary film about the founding fathers of contemporary Bulgarian hairdressing. This is the working group K.E.N.T., or Christian Kapanov, Evgeni Petroff, Nedyalko Nedyalkov and Todor Toshev. In times... Read all

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Director
- Nikolay Stefanov
Writers
- Ralitsa Golemanova
- Rusko Rusev(original idea by)
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Living under the Communist regime in a culturally isolated Eastern European country, four friends join forces, determined to turn their craft into an art. Shears is a documentary film about the founding fathers of contemporary Bulgarian hairdressing. This is the working group K.E.N.T., or Christian Kapanov, Evgeni Petroff, Nedyalko Nedyalkov and Todor Toshev. In times that are difficult for creative expression, they have to overcome all kinds of challenges in order to practice and perfect their profession in restrictive and closed off Communist Bulgaria. —Ralitsa Golemanova

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- How challenging is it to be an artist in times when it's difficult to express oneself creatively?
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8/10

Well worth a watch!

Totally uninteresting to me subject matter, yet a magnificent reminder of the unending mediocrity and spiritual wasteland the communist regime in Bulgaria was. It's also peppered with some (barber) wit and generally a pleasant watch :)

Highly recommended to young'uns prone to romanticizing totalitarianism and soviet communism in particular.

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