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"Gone, "finito," The End, I say. A father who puts an end to it all before he
wears down the whole family deserves more praise than damnation." Two sisters
travel to Sofia--in a convoy of luxury limousines arranged by a fellow Bulgarian
exile--to bury their less-than-beloved father. Like tourists, they are
chauffeured by the ever-charming Ruben Apostoloff--one sister in the back seat,
one in the passenger seat, one sharp-tongued and aggressive, the other polite
and considerate. In a caustic voice, Apostoloff shows them the treasures of his
beloved country: the peacock-eye pottery (which contains poisonous dye), the
Black Sea coast (which is utterly destroyed), the architecture
"Gone, "finito," The End, I say. A father who puts an end to it all before he
wears down the whole family deserves more praise than damnation." Two sisters
travel to Sofia--in a convoy of luxury limousines arranged by a fellow Bulgarian
exile--to bury their less-than-beloved father. Like tourists, they are
chauffeured by the ever-charming Ruben Apostoloff--one sister in the back seat,
one in the passenger seat, one sharp-tongued and aggressive, the other polite
and considerate. In a caustic voice, Apostoloff shows them the treasures of his
beloved country: the peacock-eye pottery (which contains poisonous dye), the
Black Sea coast (which is utterly destroyed), the architecture