Yordanka Ingilizova

Yordanka Ingilizova is the author of the books "Cinematography in Burgas, 1895-1944" (1999) and "Biography Romance for Nuni Nanev" (2001). Both works are valued very highly by operating criticism.

Yordanka Ingilizova was a Bulgarian journalist and writer. Yordanka Ingilizova was born on January 5, 1957 in Dulovo, Bulgaria, but as a child she lived and studied in the Byala, Ruse region, where she completed his secondary education and actively participated in library and theater production of the community center "Diligence".

In 1980 she graduated Bulgarian Philology at the Veliko Tarnovo University "St. St. Cyril and Methodius ".

In the late 90th, she organized in Burgas, with the assistance of Georgi Djulgerov , Bozhidar Manov and Rangel Vulchanov , panoramas of Bulgarian feature films and documentaries.

Since 1995, she was a journalist and deputy editor of the newspaper "Free Beach".

She received the prize on the newspaper "Literary Newspaper " at the "Southern Spring " in 2000 and the award "Pegasus" in 2001 for the book "Cinematography in Burgas, 1895-1944". There are hundreds of her publications in all relevant local and national media, including magazine "Cinema", newspaper " Literary Forum", newspaper " Culture ". She received also Award of District Administration - Burgas - a certificate and a badge of honor "for his contribution to the creation and organization of" Sofia Film Fest by the Sea "and the rise of prestige"; Special Prize of the Municipality of Burgas; Award of Thracian Society in Burgas for input, storage and dissemination of Thracian culture in the Burgas region".

She was a representative of Sofia International Film Fest since the creation of "Sofia Film Fest on the Coast" in 2003.

Later she became editor and chief of the unit "Society and Culture" in the " Black Sea Lighthouse " (2004-2012), where from 1994 to 2004 she created and wrote a unique articles in the print page "Cinema ". Her husband is Georgi Ingilizov. She has two daughters - Alexandra and Christina. She founded the country's first discussion club "Kinoenigma".

She organized the first view of Iranian cinema in Burgas in 2009.

She had married in Burgas, where she lived and worked until the end of his days - April 15, 2012. She has worked as a teacher of Bulgarian language and literature at the School of Economics in Burgas.

In 2012, she won the Special Prize of the Sofia International Film Fest "for contributions to the promotion of Bulgarian, European and alternative cinema.

" Till 2012, she was Chairman of the Unit "On the coast", which organizes cinema and theater festival in Burgas. She had explored the live of previously unknown Bulgarian, born in Burgas, Steven Apostolov, who remains in the history of Hollywood as a director, producer and screenwriter, who created many low-budget erotic horror films and worked with Ed Wood. Her studies, interviews and archival photos had published in the magazine "Cinema" and become the basis of a documentary life and work of renowned Bulgarian left a lasting mark in the history of world cinema.