Gundi: Legend of Love

The great Bulgarian football player Georgi Asparuhov and his greatest love - his wife Lita go through a number of trials of life, football and the political system.

Cast

Pavel Ivanov

as Georgi Asparuhov - Gundi

Alexandra Svilenova

as Velichka Markova - Lita

Paraskeva Djukelova

as Maria

Aleksandra Kostova

as Lidia/Lidka

Biliana Petrinska

as Marena

Dimiter D. Marinov

as Asparuh

Emil Markov

as Architect Boris Markov

Vladislav Karamfilov

as Georgi Genov - Djogata

Penko Gospodinov

as Agent DS

Stoyan Radev

as Zoro

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