‘The Black Sea’ Review: A Brooklyn Transplant Starts Over In This Aimless Bulgarian Journey
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theplaylist.netFor a moment, imagine the panic, the frustration, the fish-out-of-water sensation that can only accompany someone stranded in a country where the native tongue is anything but your own, and the reason for your visit has been rendered essentially unnecessary not long after your landing gear touches the ground.
This is the basic setup to “The Black Sea,” an unusual film from co-directors Crystal Moselle (“The Wolfpack,” “Skate Kitchen”) and Derrick B.
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