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We present you Slava Doycheva: Director
We know Slava Doycheva as the little girl from the film by Ivan Cherkelov and Vasil Zhivkov "The Inverted Christmas Tree". In 2006, she played the role of the pregnant teenager Rasha, while she was still a non-professional actor, and today she is boldly going to the movies. After graduating in directing in London, Slava not only makes her own projects, but also organizes a number of events related to film screenings, such as her film being screened at Blok Kino, and for two years being one of the organizers of the Sofia Pride Film Fest.
He fell in love with cinema when he came across the photos of "The Inverted Christmas Tree". Everything happens by accident, but from the first moment he feels something magical, intimate… And so far he continues to try to capture this magic. Slava Doycheva was also Ralitsa Petrova's assistant in the film "Godless", she prefers to live and work in Bulgaria and so after finishing her education in London, she is here again.
"First of all, I am a director, a storyteller. And my stories are here. My characters are here, as well as my heart. Even when I was shooting in London during my studies, my characters were Bulgarians, immigrants… I can I speak best of what I know best. "
Slava Doycheva the twenty-fifth participant in GenerationArt - space, opportunity, and a stage to express yourself and to show your art. If you want to share your art as Iva did, GenerationArt is open for people from all over the country, without a deadline - contact us at with a short description of your genre and the message you want to convey through art; send us a couple of your best works. No matter which is your direction, what is your genre and form, we cannot wait for you to share your work with our audience!
Since November 2019 GenerationArt is part of the three-year project "Empowering young LGBTI people through access to services, motivation, and focused policy change", implemented with financial support, provided by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway under the EEA Financial Mechanism. The main objective of the project is to support and empower young LGBTI people and the professionals supporting them.
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