Born in 1968, Konstantin Bojanov took a long time becoming a young filmmaker and signing his first feature film, Avé. After studying cinema and sculpture in Bulgaria, then in the Royal College of Art in London, he made a name for himself as a modern artist. His settings have been exposed in Zurich, Shanghai, Sofia, Plovdiv and Los Angeles.
In 2001, Bojanov made his directorial debut with the short film Lemon Is Lemon. His first documentary, Invisible (2005), brings him back to Bulgaria where he patiently and uncompromisingly follows the life of six heroin addicts. His first feature Avé (2011) is a road trip film featuring two teenagers and their burgeoning relationship.
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