Danka Trailer (1952)

24 March 1952 Drama

The film tells the story of a young village girl who leaves home for a factory during World War II, lured by promises of easy money and a good life. Soon after arriving at the factory, however, she realizes that all the promises were lies, but Danka will not give in to discouragement. After the liberation of Bulgaria by the Soviet Army, she happily went to work with the other workers in the factory, which now belonged to the people.

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Cast

Milka Tuykova as Danka

Ivanka Dimitrova as Ana

Miroslav Mindov as Ivan

Ivan Kumanov as Asenov

Asparuh Temelkov as Hadzhiargirov

Mihail Tanev as Todor

Nadezhda Seykova as Tzvyata

Dimitar Botev as Nedelcho

Slavka Matova as Kunka

Hristo Kodzhabashev as Dragomanina

Asen Kamburov as Teodosiy

Stefan Hristov as Nikola

Penka Vasileva as Mother

Nadezhda Manafova as Evdokiya

Crew

Dimitar Sagaev Music

Georgi Ivanov Tutev Music

Kiril Ilinchev Director

Ivan Fichev Director

Kiril Trayanov Makeup Artist

Vasil Holiolchev Director of Photography

Ivan Penkov Production Design

Emanuil Pangelov Assistant Director of Photography

Boris Borozanov Director

Boncho Karastoyanov Director of Photography

Krastyu Belev Writer

International Titles

Danka Trailer

International Releases Dates

Bulgaria 24 March 1952

Germany 24 July 1953

Production Companies

Boyana Film Studios

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