A Farewell to Hemingway Trailer (2008)

05 October 2008 Drama 89 mins

Bulgaria, the night of October 18, 1922. A rampageous young man - an American, is forced to get off the Orient Express at a small station. The chief of the railway station and his daughter are quite unwilling to put up the stranger. Gradually, the American wins their trust. When the father understands that his daughter has decided to go away to Paris with the American, he makes a potion to sedate him and gets him on a train on the sly. In the morning all that has left from the guest is a piece of paper, which reads "Ernest Hemingway".

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Cast

Chris Heuisler as Hemingway

Gergana Pletnyova as Daughter

Rousy Chanev as Father

Ivan Barnev as Police officer

Malin Krastev as Doctor

Stefan Mavrodiev as Sergeant-major

Kasiel Noah Asher as Doctor's wife

Crew

Svetoslav Ovcharov Director

Svetoslav Ovcharov Writer

Alexander Metodiev Executive Producer

Svetoslav Ovcharov Co-Producer

Asen Vladimirov Producer

International Titles

A Farewell to Hemingway Trailer

International Releases Dates

Bulgaria 05 October 2008

Production Companies

Omega Films

Pro Film

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