Bulgarian film 'Eastern Plays' wins top prize at Tokyo festival

Bulgarian film 'Eastern Plays' wins top prize at Tokyo festival

TOKYO, Japan - Bulgarian director Kamen Kalev gives an acceptance speech after his film ''Eastern Plays,'' which is about two brothers who go through various problems in their lives, won the top prize at the 22nd Tokyo International Film Festival as the event came to a close in Tokyo's Roppongi district on Oct. 25, 2009.

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