Time of Violence
1988In the 17th century, a Bulgarian Christian region is selected by the Ottoman rulers to serve as an example of conversion to Islam. A Janissary who was kidnapped from the village as a boy is sent to force the reluctant inhabitants to convert. The Turkish governor seeks a peaceful solution, but ultimately torture, violence, and rebellion break out.
Acted in
Iossif Surchadzhiev
as Karaibrahim
Rousy Chanev
as The Priest, pop Aligorko
Ivan Krystev
as Manol
Anya Pencheva
as Sevda
Valter Toski
as Venetzianetza
Vassil Mihajlov
as Syuleyman aga
Kalina Stefanova
as Elitza
Max Freeman
as Momchil (as Momchil Karamitev)
Konstantin Kotsev
as Karaibrahim's father dyado Galushko
Stoyko Peev
as Goran
Bogomil Simeonov
as Ismail bey
Djoko Rosic
as Karahasan
Velko Kanev
as Velikiyat vezir
Stefka Berova
as Gyulfie
Angel Ivanov
as Mircho
Nikolay Latev
as Kemandzhi Dzhogli
Tzanko Petrov
as Byulyukbashiya
Anton Karastoyanov
as Shaban Shebil
Ivan Yanchev
as Molla Sulfikar Softa
Vihar Stoychev
as Hasan Hodzha
Veliko Stoianov
as Delyo
Dimitar Yordanov
as Dyado Kralyu
Yordan Vitlyamov
as Vrazhu kehaya
Alexander Dalov
as Velko
Ityo Itev
as Zhelyo
Boil Mirchev
as Parvi priblizhen
Encho Enchev
as Vtori priblizhen
Detelin Candev
as Treti priblizhen
Nikola Todev
as Stoyko protzvet
Stoyan Aleksiev
as Ludiyat
Andrey Hristov
as Malkiyat Manol
Mario Uzunov
as Malkiyat Manol
Stefan Karagyozov
as Malkiyat Karaibrahim
Georgi Karagyozov
as Malkiyat Karaibrahim
Albena Pavlova
as Obesenoto momiche
Lyubomir Geshev
Stefan Germanov
Bozhidar Yankov