Osadeni Dushi

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Osadeni Dushi
Bulgarian: Осъдени Души
English: Doomed Souls
Directed by Vulo Radev
Produced by Konstantin Dzhidrov
Written by Dimitar Dimov (novel) and Vulo Radev
Starring Jan Englert
Edit Solay
Rusy Chanev
Distributed by Boyana Film
Bulgarofilm
Release date(s) 1975
Running time 141 min.
Language Bulgarian
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Osadeni Dushi (Bulgarian: Осъдени Души) is a 1975 Bulgarian film, starring Jan Englert and Edit Solay, based on the novel by Dimitar Dimov.

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The epic film, directed by Vulo Radev, tells the tragic story of Fanny Horn and Father Eredia. Amidst the back drop of the Spanish Civil War the British noblewoman and Jesuit Priest begin to fall in love; however, this runs contrary to Father Eredia's faith. He places his fanatic devotion for his faith above their immense attraction.

Eventually, Fanny Horn leads the priest to a typhus outbreak, where Pena Ronda is a patient at a camp there. Finally, Fanny seduces Eredia in an act that would seal their fate. The priest's feelings of guilt leads to his lose of sanity and Fanny begins to take morphine.

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