Ne si otivai! . Don't Go Away
A sequel to the film “Boy turns man” by the same director and script-writer. The protagonist Ran is a grown up already. After university he returns to his hometown and is appointed as school-master. His former classmate Mariana is now his wife. The young couple shares an apartment with his parents,...
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| Institution: | Open Society Archives at Central European University |
| Language: | Bulgarian |
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1975
Bulgaria |
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10891/osa:4b829b14-3826-46f6-8f6d-43d9d05e448c |
| Summary: | A sequel to the film “Boy turns man” by the same director and script-writer. The protagonist Ran is a grown up already. After university he returns to his hometown and is appointed as school-master. His former classmate Mariana is now his wife. The young couple shares an apartment with his parents, which brings tension into their relationship. In his workplace Ran is principled and enters into conflict with his older colleagues who are driven by routine and egoism. Ran cherishes the idea that the teachers should not impart the children’s self-esteem, in a period when they build up their personalities and are extremely sensitive to the outer world. Parallel to his conflicts at school Ran has problems with his wife. She insists that he uses his influence as a schoolmaster and arrange a flat where they could move in. He rediscovers the object of his infatuation in young years – the elder shop-assistant, who now serves at a buffet – an enterprise of her husband. Profit seeking counterpoised as usually to beauty and idealism enkindle the feelings of Ran. In the end of the film Ran is chased out of his position at the school, due to the conflicts his attitude provokes. |
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| Published: | 1975 |