Honesty pitted against corruption...
“Glory” begins with a simple premise, but becomes a portrait of bureaucracy consumed by cynicism, and a government with little regard for its most idealistic citizens. When Tsanko Petrov, a stuttering railroad linesman discovers millions of dollars on some rural train tracks, he decides to turn the entire amount over to the police. The authorities reward him with a televised ceremony and a new wristwatch.<br /><br />But when the fancy-looking new watch stops working, Julia Staikova, the public relations head of the corrupt Ministry of Transport, can’t seem to find Petrov’s old watch, a family heirloom. When Tsanko’s simple life collides with a bureaucracy determined to use his “heroism” to distract the public from an emerging scandal, he struggles to recover both his old watch and his dignity.<br /><br />The premise of a person finding a huge amount of money has been used before in movies with varying degrees of success. This Bulgarian film ties together the life of a simple man with the vast inner workings of a government grown too corrupt and self-serving to care about its own people. The film is not without humor, as poor, honest Tsanko gets mired in a swirl of political turmoil for his trouble in doing what he thought was the right thing. “Glory” is reminiscent of Frank Capra’s 1930s pictures in which average men became heroes because of their simple dedication to being fair, trustworthy, and ready to tilt at windmills when the cause was just.<br /><br />Included on the unrated widescreen DVD release is the Academy Award-winning short film from Denmark, “Helium,” about a hospital janitor who tells tales of a magical universe to bring comfort and joy to a young, terminally ill patient.<br /><br />“Glory” is in Bulgarian, with English and Bulgarian subtitles.
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