Time of Violence Vreme Razdelno II 08/15

Based on eyewitness written accounts. 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 now serving the Ottoman sultan is sent to force the reluctant inhabitants to convert. The Bulgarian christians have to chose between physical annihilation and losing their spiritual identity. Ultimately torture, violence, and rebellion break out. Based on real events and the novel "Time of Parting" (Vreme Razdelno) by Anton Donchev.

The novel is based on two individual eyewitness written accounts - by the priest Aligorko and the Venetian. The resulting text is a translation of the original French and Old Bulgarian (Old Church Slavonic) texts. All names, characters and events appear in the original manuscripts.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Bulgaria
• Medieval
• Ottoman turks
• Roussi Chanev
• Iossif Surchadjiev

[tarihli]

as being a Turk just laughing what is going on this movie...do not believe just propaganda mate....

[zarni000]

@tarihli

you have a right to your opinion. maybe get educated and not from turkish sources first then draw your conclusions...

[teufelstaub]

Hey man,be a little easy on the Orcs!

[zarni000]

torcs

[fikiboy69]

@tarihli : Everything is true in this film in time of Othoman occupation on Balkan peninsula

[fungidust]

I believe in world history.

World historians believe in the film's historic references.

Turkey does not acknowledge the Bulgarian Slavery and the Armenian Genocide, the other part of the world does.

I don''t dislike turkish people, every country had it's dark moments in one way or the other.

But history is history. And there's one troll that trolls all over these movies.

[MrTekilla33]

neznam angliyski no vie znaete 4e nie nesme tova

[teufelstaub]

@zarni000 exactly! I saw another funny one...allah snackbar.