Vulo Radev
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Vulo Radev (Bulgarian: Въло Радев) (1 January 1923 - 28 March 2001) was a Bulgarian film director.
Radev was born in Lesidren. His famous works include Osadeni Dushi (Doomed Souls), Kradetzat Na Praskovi (The Peach Thief), and Chernite Angeli (The Black Angels).
In 1981 he directed Adaptatziya, a film addressing issues of insanity.
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