Cinema
Vacation with Kids
С деца на море
Dimitar Petrov · 1972
Synopsis
Two stories of the same summer near Nessebar, on the Black Sea, with the same gang of children. In the first, they admire Ognian, a local fisherman and good swimmer, who tells them of his friendship with a dolphin, and they help him get closer to Elena, the elder sister of one of them; one evening, they keep the couple's secret. In the second, their camera catches Uncle Mancho, a neighbour who has come from Sofia with a woman who is not his own, and he tries everything to get the photos back.
Context
Released on 17 November 1972, the film follows the first film on childhood by the Mormarev screenwriters, released the previous year, from which it takes some of its performers. It is built in two stories, The Dolphin and The Photography Enthusiast, linked by the character of Pipsi. The cinematography is by Kroum Kroumov, the music by Petar Stoupel, and the camera song is performed by the group Chtourtsite. Georgi Partsalev plays Uncle Mantcho.
Who it is for
Eighty minutes, two independent stories; a Bulgarian DVD released in 2012 offers French subtitles.
Prizes and reception
Shown in Czechoslovakia under the title Delfín a fotograf and in Hungary under the title Randevú a delfinnel.
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