Filip Bukov

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Filip Bukov is a Bulgarian stage and film actor, born on December 15, 1993, in Sofia. He graduated with a degree in acting for dramatic theater from NATFIZ "Krastyo Sarafov" in 2020, in the class of Prof. Stefan Danailov. His professional path on the stage began in 2017 with his participation in the play "Equus" by Peter Shaffer, directed by Stoyko Murdjev, at the Youth Theater "Nikolay Binev". This was followed by roles in the productions "Blood and Power", "The Beastly Blue", and "The Boatman" on the stage of the NATFIZ Theater, as well as performances in plays at the National Theater "Ivan Vazov". Among his theatrical projects are "Friday Night" directed by Ivaylo Nenov, "Sunday Morning", "The Night Riders", and the comedy "Request for Resignation" by Alexey Klas, directed by Bogdan Petkanin. He gained wide popularity with the role of Dr. Vladimir Hadzhikhristev in the television series "Stolen Life". Subsequently, he played one of the leading roles in the comedy series "Fathers", where he embodied the character of the lawyer Alex. He also appeared in the film "The Picasso Affair" in the role of the artist Anton. His professional activity covers theater, cinema, and television, combining performances in dramatic and comedic productions.

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