The Good Postman

Synopsis

In the Bulgarian village of Gela, the local postman decides to run for mayor amid a rising refugee crisis. His candidacy reflects the village's struggle with the influx of newcomers. As he engages with local politics, he faces challenges that test his good intentions. The film follows his efforts to balance the needs of the community with his aspirations. Directed by Tonislav Hristov, the documentary runs for 82 minutes and presents a close look at local governance during a time of change.