The Inspector and the Night

Marinov is found dead, with Baev, Dimov, and Zhana named as suspects. The Inspector—an individual who confronts life’s darker sides—leads the inquiry. Though he faces loneliness, he shows compassion, especially toward Zhana. In the end, he concludes Marinov committed suicide and uses the case to illustrate that people can aspire to a higher morality. Based on the detective book by Bogomil Raynov.