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aLudmila rewrited the novel and includes in the new text her original idea, according to which the main character is Bulgarian-Turkish. Together with other subjects, covered in the book, like: the causes for the end of the communism, the social cataclysms during the 90s of the last century, the initial collection of capitals, the novel presens the problems of the Bulgarian Turkish people in the period 80-90s. As well as their contribution for the revolutionary spark in 1989. “Even though this was the original idea of the novel, me myself refused this line befor the book was published in Bulgaria, because of the deep prejudices in the Bulgarian society on this topic" explains Ludmila. The most valuable contribution to the contemporary history is that Ludmila is waeving facts from her grandfather's memoars, which at this time are still not published, because of some family arguments. She is grand daughter of the Bulgarian ex prime minister Grisha Filipov. The producer Osman Sunav is one of the most popular cinema idrectors and producers in Turkey. At the current moment the Turkish TVs are broadcasting few big movie productions of his company Sinegraf. After the contract with the producer, the local media, present Ludmila as most popular contemporary writer in Bulgaria and abroad and they compare her with the so popular Turkish writer Elif Shafak. Sinegraf will film the story in Sofia, Varna, Istanbul. The book "Anatomy of illusions" will be on the market in Turkey in several months. Later will be released "Glass butterflyes", which is also bought by the publishing house Psichogios Publications for Greece and Cyprus. |
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Ludmila Filipova is the author of the novels Anatomy of Illusions (2006), Scarlet Gold (2007), Glass Butterflies (2008), The Parchment Maze (2009), Dante’s Antichthon (2010), The Anomaly (2011), Typo (2012), The Eye Of The Sky (2013), The War of the Letters (2014) and A Journey to the World's End (2015), which have become nationwide bestsellers and have been translated into several languages. Three of her novels are currently being developed into feature films. Currently, she is studying a master degree in Astronomy and Astrophysics in the Physical Faculty of Sofia University “Kliment Ohridski”. She attended in three Bulgarian Antarctic Expeditions. She is a member of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute and APECS. In 2015 she created a digital time capsule with thousand messages from the whole world for the future people and installed it at the South Pole. Joint Leader of the LM1 (Lunar Mission One) Bulgaria Chapter – the most challenging international mission to the Moon after Apollo program. |
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