Katerina Stoykova-Klemer

After winning second place in a play writing contest, Bulgarian Krasimira Stanimirova travels to the rolling hills of Kentucky for the premiere of her dark, Communist-era autobiographical play "Black Coat."

Bigna, sismologue de 28 ans, veut tout contrôler, jusqu’à ses jeux érotiques où elle domine ses partenaires. Frank, 33 ans, travaille de nuit dans des clubs où il s’évade dans les paradis artificiels et les relations sans lendemain. Ces deux mondes que tout oppose entrent en collision, puis s’unissent, entre attraction sexuelle et désir de liberté, déclenchant une folle histoire d'amour qui s’égrène sur 99 lunes.

Four women in the south are connected by the death of a dog. Forty-something immigrant Maria struggles while her adopted daughter Meredith is away. Maria bonds with her neighbor Clara as Meredith seeks out her biological aunt Violet, a loner confronted with her past by her curious niece. The death of Meredith's aging dog spur each of these women into reflections on identity, family, and the temporary freedom of tranquilizers.

After winning second place in a play writing contest, Bulgarian Krasimira Stanimirova travels to the rolling hills of Kentucky for the premiere of her dark, Communist-era autobiographical play "Black Coat."