I watched the movie and I even posted in on FB for people to watch it.

I agree that the movie is full with cliches, has weird sequences (as the tram one), and awkward comparisons (the one with Olimp...in fact usually Bulgarians compare Musala with Olimp and not Cherni Vruh...). I also didn't like the focus so much being on the churches in Sofia, I think much more can be explored beyond the religious angle and constructing the town as a religious center ...

In the same time, I think there is not enough done in advertising and thinking of Sofia as more than the capital of Bulgaria. We kind of tend to underestimate this town in comparison to old cities such as Plovdiv and Veliko Turnovo. We are not happy how messy and dirty it is and we tend to forget how many precious things there are in it...starting from the masterpiece icons in the crypt of Nevski cathedral, the thermal baths in the very center of town, Vitosha mountain and much more as shown in the video :)

That's why I think this video is a good start of the discussion about Sofia and what the town can potentially offer/develop further as a touristic destination...and in such case the efforts should be appreciated than playing around the Rakyia and Constantine the Great jokes :)