Troubled Road, a Man Decides
May 23, 1955 · 1h 56m
Director
Dako DakovskiOverview
The main character of this propaganda story is a farmer Mito Petrov, who joins an agricultural cooperative, but aspires to independent farming and cannot accept the innovations in agricultural work that are introduced by the management of the cooperative. The village rich, seeing his discontent, want to use Petrov's Mito to harm the cooperative. Petrov gives in to their pressure and leaves the collective farm, but in the end he admits his mistake.
Cast of Troubled Road, a Man Decides
Ivan BratanovMito
Tzvetana NikolovaGena
Georgi Georgiev-GetzKazaka
Stefan SavovStamen
Stefan PetrovBay Stoyan
Miroslav MindovGoranov- Boyan BerovKamarasha
- Violeta MinkovaTemenuzhka
- Dimitar BochevMarincho
Petar DimitrovBoyancho
Borislav IvanovTzeko- Dimitar StratevNesho
- Kiril GrozevGatyo
- Hristo DinevMirazchiyata
- Lyubomir BobchevskiAnto
- Dancho DelchevDyado Hristo
Petko KarlukovskyKomara- Milko ChervenkovAgronomat
- Kunka BaevaDonka
Crew of Troubled Road, a Man Decides
About Troubled Road, a Man Decides
What is Troubled Road, a Man Decides about?
The main character of this propaganda story is a farmer Mito Petrov, who joins an agricultural cooperative, but aspires to independent farming and cannot accept the innovations in agricultural work that are introduced by the management of the cooperative. The village rich, seeing his discontent, want to use Petrov's Mito to harm the cooperative. Petrov gives in to their pressure and leaves the…
When was Troubled Road, a Man Decides released?
Troubled Road, a Man Decides was released on May 23, 1955.
How long is Troubled Road, a Man Decides?
Troubled Road, a Man Decides runs 1 hour 56 minutes (116 minutes).
Who directed Troubled Road, a Man Decides?
Troubled Road, a Man Decides was directed by Dako Dakovski.
Who is in the cast of Troubled Road, a Man Decides?
The cast of Troubled Road, a Man Decides includes Ivan Bratanov (Mito), Tzvetana Nikolova (Gena), Georgi Georgiev-Getz (Kazaka), Stefan Savov (Stamen) and Stefan Petrov (Bay Stoyan).