I haven't seen it and I don't think I will, even for Velko Kunev. It's not that I don't like Bulgarian movies. I just hate how young actors are taught to act and speak - always that attempted impeccable pronunciation, even when imitating the most obscure Bourgas slang - it just doesn't mix, especially in movies (as opposed to the theater). Older actors have shrugged this off and are a pleasure to watch though. 
The second thing is that somehow everyone decided that they should only make seriously serious movies about personal journeys, harsh realities, struggles etc. all going for overall grittiness that would shame a sandblaster. And that sucks. Bulgarians have always been good with humor (as proven by the pictures for Dobi's Birthday on Facebook) and our comedies turn out well, i.e. Mission London was great, Dzift was horrible (except Dzhoko Rosic, who is awesome by default). So why force dramatically dramatized dramas in our otherwise so cheery and carefree world?