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Nina Roza

A viral video of an eight-year-old Bulgarian girl catches the eye of a major art collector in Montreal and Mihail is sent to his home country nearly 30 after leaving, to assess the value of the girl’s work and confront ghosts from his past. Young Nina reminds Mihail of his own daughter, to whom he can’t open up to.
 
Geneviève Dulude-De Celles’ second movie is a delicate and lingering story about people, who are searching for themselves or pieces of themselves. Mihail cannot stand his past, his daughter would like to know more about it. Language becomes a focal point: Mihail thinks in French and refuses to speak bulgarian. His daughter would like to teach bulgarian to her own son. Like a song that plays in the movie a couple times called ”One bulgarian rose”, you should remember where you come from.
 
Iines Markkula
Updated 2026-07-30 17:30:10 UTC