The renowned Bulgarian director duo Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov are returning to the Karlovy Vary Film Festival competition with their new film titled “Black Money for White Nights.” After winning the Crystal Globe award in 2019 with “The Father,” representing Bulgaria in the foreign language film Oscar race, the duo now tackles modern Bulgarian corruption and moral decay.

Set in 2022, the film questions the dark sides of Bulgarian society and the longing for the past. Grozeva and Valchanov aim to not only present a story to the audience but also shed light on the social and political issues facing contemporary Bulgaria. The film revolves around characters fighting against corruption and opens up a deep space for reflection for viewers.

“Black Money for White Nights” carries an important message for both local and international audiences. The directors emphasize not only the nostalgia for the past but also the dangers that come with it. The film reveals the current challenges facing Bulgaria and the efforts to cope with these difficulties.

To be screened at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, the film will once again showcase Grozeva and Valchanov's cinematic talents and encourage viewers to think critically. This film serves not only as a means of entertainment but also as a form of social critique.