

Drama
Overview
The real story of the journalist Vesela Toteva (in the role is her daughter -Valentina Karoleva) searching for her own happiness during the dynamic and uncertain 90's in Bulgaria. A tale about drugs, fall, fear and redemption.
Top Cast


Valentina Karoleva
Valentina Karoleva
Vesela
Valentina Karoleva
Vesela


Dimitar Nikolov
Dimitar Nikolov
Joro
Dimitar Nikolov
Joro


Aleksandar Aleksiev
Aleksandar Aleksiev
Tony
Aleksandar Aleksiev
Tony


Assen Blatechki
Assen Blatechki
Ivan
Assen Blatechki
Ivan


Lydia Indjova
Lydia Indjova
Bistra
Lydia Indjova
Bistra


Irmena Chichikova
Irmena Chichikova
Krasi
Irmena Chichikova
Krasi
Sofiya Borisova
Sofiya Borisova
Valya 8 y. o.
Sofiya Borisova
Valya 8 y. o.
Stela Borisova
Stela Borisova
Valya 10 y. o.
Stela Borisova
Valya 10 y. o.
Aya Aleksiev
Aya Aleksiev
Valya 4 y. o.
Aya Aleksiev
Valya 4 y. o.


Stefan Valdobrev
Stefan Valdobrev
Stefan Valdobrev
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