

We follow the life of a man at eight, eighteen and eighty-two years old: in his village, outside the village, in the heat of the sun and the icy snow. The course of his monotonous life seems to be written in advance and meaningless. And yet an invisible force exists in him and in a mysterious way pushes him forward, towards death.
Cinematography
Snow so tangible you'll shiver in your seat.
Acting
Three Petars, one soul — extraordinary physical continuity.
Direction
Kalev's patience borders on cruelty, in the best way.

Director
Kamen Kalev
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Kalev shot in his actual ancestral village with non-professional locals; the authenticity is devastating because it is real.
The title refers to Bulgaria's harshest month, when survival itself becomes heroic — a national wound rarely exported to Western screens.
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