Katya Dineva

A man and a woman meet again after many years - on the territory and circumstances of post-socialist Bulgaria. A university graduate and poetess, forced to adapt herself to the new social environment, she survives in her own country as a tram driver. Having arrived for his father's funeral after years of travels abroad, he catches a glimpse of his old flame accidentally in a tram. Could they bring back their emotional time, the time of their lives? Could they try to resurrect whatever bound them together in their youth?

In September 1923, during the so-called 'anti-fascist' uprising, police chief's daughter Kita falls for a student with communist beliefs. Although loyal to the monarch, her father's paternal instinct force him to compromise but his retaliation against the rebels takes a devastating turn.

Silviya is an excellent student, favorite of the teachers, but she does not do well in math. Silviya puts a comma in the school journal between the number 1 and 9 in the absences column in order to hide her absence from math class. The school regulation is set; three absences mean an administrative punishment. Two of her innocent classmates are punished, numbers 1 and 9, not number 19, which is Silviya. The teachers trust the "good girl". Silviya feels guilty.She is struggling between right and wrong. She must find the right answer for herself.

Une jeune femme à la dérive dans son propre malheur se consacre à son auto-examen. Elle passe la plupart de son temps dans un lieu de villégiature, entourée de personnes qu'elle n'aime pas, et aspire à un jeune homme qui est ailleurs et amoureux d'une autre.

En Bulgarie, six femmes sont faites prisonnières à cause de leur engagement contre le fascisme. Elles supportent sans broncher les humiliations qu'on leur inflige en attendant leur exécution.

Une jolie femme, divorcée, mère d'un enfant, travaille comme secrétaire dans un institut de recherche. Elle passe un diplôme en candidate libre. Tout cela semble tout à fait normal. En fait, elle éprouve de sérieuses difficultés: elle a un problème avec son ex-mari, son enfant traverse une période difficile, un flagorneur de l'institut fait pression sur elle, et la femme jalouse de son patron fait des rapports malveillants contre elle. Elle est obligée de se battre chaque instant et de transgresser ses propres principes pour survivre.

Misho becomes an orphan. The good people from the neighborhood take care of him until the child is placed in an orphanage. Everyone is trying to bring joy to the kid. However, Misho is searching for his mother's love in their eyes. Now the people are being kind to him, but there is always an invisible wall. Maybe uncle Elenko is the most sincere, since he shows his feelings in a tragic moment when Misho gets on a roof of a construction site. However, why does he care for Misho end with him convincing him to go to the orphanage?

The university student Bobchev joins a youth brigade. The commander's council entrust Bobchev with a literacy course for members of the brigade. Velizarov and Monkata arrive in the camp to carry out sabotage. They place explosives on the dam, and attempt to win Bobchev over by means of intrigue. There is a storm: the camp is put on the alert. Everyone joins the rescue work at the dam. After a long struggle with Velizarov, Bobchev cuts the burning fuse of the explosive. The dam does not yield to the pressure of the flood. Everymen sing in Jubilation.