Tonislav Hristov

Bulgarian-born documentary filmmaker, Tonislav Hristov, was born in 1978 in the city of Vratsa, a background that informs much of his cinematic vision. Active from the early 2000s, Hristov directed several acclaimed documentaries, primarily in the drama genre, including his widely recognized works such as "The Good Postman" and "Soul Food Stories," which have earned him international recognition, notably at the Sundance Film Festival. His authorial style is noted for its unique blend of sociopolitical commentary and humanistic storytelling, often set against the backdrop of his native Bulgaria. Tonislav Hristov, with his perceptive lens and authentic narratives, captures the essence of the human spirit, making him a precious gem in the world of documentary filmmaking.