The Double (1980)
Denev is a specialist in his area. and has no time to write his dissertation. His cousin Ivan offers his help to switch places wich leeds to catostrophe.
Top billed cast
Todor KolevAssociate professor Denev / Cousin Ivan
Nadya TodorovaKulisheva, a research worker
Pavel PopandovKancho Peev, candidate PhD
Yordanka KuzmanovaKortinska, a research worker- Aneta SotirovaTemenuzhka, The Cousin Ivan's sweetheart
Georgi Rusevthe managing director Popyordanov
Georgi Mamalevthe journalist- Lyuben KalinovRusev
- Radosveta VassilevaShivacheva, research-worker
- Ivan YanchevResearch-worker
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