Time of Violence

In 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.

7.679

288 min

Cast

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

Director

Ludmil Staikov