Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics
ДОМ № 8: Из живота на олигофрените
Synopsis
The monotonous existence of the underage residents at the Home for Oligophrenics, designated as No. 8, is marginally diversified by preparations for Children's Day. Marching and gymnastic routines are rehearsed. In instances where the impaired children fail to perform adequately, physical violence is administered. Every effort is made to ensure the institution presents a favorable image to the ministerial superiors. Conversely, these children, disadvantaged by nature, find their own small joys—some enjoy singing, others dancing, and some playing football. However melancholic life at Home No. 8 may appear, it remains a sunlit paradise compared to the destination awaiting everyone who reaches the age of 18: the home for adult oligophrenics No. 6.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Nikolay Volev
- Screenplay & Story
- Nikolay Volev
- Original Title
- ДОМ № 8: Из живота на олигофрените
- Spoken Languages
- Bulgarian
- Runtime
- 54m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Nikolay Volev
Nikolay Volev
Emil Christov
Department Leadership Roster
Nikolay Volev
Screenplay
Nikolay Volev
Director
Emil Christov
Director of Photography
Production Stills & Gallery
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What is Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics about?
The monotonous existence of the underage residents at the Home for Oligophrenics, designated as No. 8, is marginally diversified by preparations for Children's Day. Marching and gymnastic routines are rehearsed. In instances where the impaired children fail to perform adequately, physical violence is administered. Every effort is made to ensure the institution presents a favorable image to the ministerial superiors. Conversely, these children, disadvantaged by nature, find their own small joys—some enjoy singing, others dancing, and some playing football. However melancholic life at Home No. 8 may appear, it remains a sunlit paradise compared to the destination awaiting everyone who reaches the age of 18: the home for adult oligophrenics No. 6.
Who directed Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics?
Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics was directed by Nikolay Volev.
Who stars in Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics?
The principal cast of Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics includes Not specified.
When was Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics released and how long is it?
Home No. 8: From the Life of the Oligophrenics was released in 1986 with a total runtime of 54m.