Alexander Ivanov, Maison-monument, Bouzloudja (Bulgaria 2007)
Okay, so the organisers may go heavy on the prolix descriptions, but cutting through the verbiage, this is a three-day festival that looks into the experience of the city-dwelling modern person (that's you) and tries to explore the boundaries of what it means to be a contemporary urbanite, or "conturbanite", as they thankfully didn't style it.
The loose theme for this year's event is the Berlin Wall, which succumbed to the rotten core of Communism twenty years ago; one of the key events is a photography exhibition by Nikola Mihov that explores the architecture of Bulgarian cities built during the period between 1945 and 1989.
Check out the festival's complete programme (PDF) for a run-down of all the events.