Cyclops (1976 film) explained
| Cyclops |
| Director: | Khristo Khristov |
| Starring: | Mikhail Mutafov |
| Music: | Kiril Tsibulka |
| Cinematography: | Venets Dimitrov |
| Runtime: | 96 minutes |
| Country: | Bulgaria |
| Language: | Bulgarian |
Cyclops (bg|Циклопът, translit. Tsiklopŭt) is a 1976 Bulgarian drama film directed by Khristo Khristov. It was entered into the 27th Berlin International Film Festival.[1]
Cast
- Mikhail Mutafov - Edi, komandirŭt
- Nevena Kokanova - Zoya
- Penka Tsitselkova - Maria
- Nikola Dadov - Bashtata na Edi
- Penko Penkov - Pomoshtnik komandirŭt
- Pavel Poppandov - Starshinata akustik
- Ivan Yordanov
- Zinka Drumeva
- Virdzhiniya Kirova
- Kiran Kolarov
- Ognyan Gilinov
Notes and References
- Web site: Cyclops . Film Affinity . 29 June 2020.
