Voevoda

Voevoda

Voevoda

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Voevoda

2017- 2017

1 Seasons

3 Episodes

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Drama

Action & Adventure

Overview

A mother, forced to abandon her child and home, leads a rebellious band and inflicts her own justice in the brutal men's world of 19th century.

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Production Companies

Dream Team Films

Nova TV

Nu Boyana Film Studios

Focus Media

Cast & Crew

15 members

Writing

Zornitsa Sophia

Rumena

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Acting

Valeri Yordanov

Stoyan

Valeri Yordanov

Crew

Goran Gunchev

Amit Aga

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Dimitar Trokanov

Georgi Bayraktarya

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Димитър Селенски

Traycho

Димитър Селенски

Acting

Йордан Биков

Mitre

Йордан Биков

Acting

Vladimir Zombori

Stoilko

Vladimir Zombori

Acting

Leart Dokle

Pesho Peychinov

Leart Dokle

Acting

Petar Genkov

Spas Peychinov

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Aleksandar Aleksiev

Father Cyprian

Aleksandar Aleksiev

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Stoyan Kutiiski

Boril

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Yavor Ganchev

Boil

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Crew

Miroslav Petrov

Gorcho

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Acting

Ivan Paskov

Guncho

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Nikolay Yovin

Strahil

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