The TV series "Exiles", produced by the Bulgarian National Television, is to be screened in Moscow as part of the cinema programme "Bulgarian Historical Films in Tretyakovskaya Gallery" devoted to the celebrations of 140-year anniversary since Bulgaria regained national independence. The programme is an initiative of the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Moscow and presents six films: "Time of Violence" (dir. L. Staykov, 1988), "Liberty or Death" (dir. N. Korabov, 1968), "Julia Vrevskaya" (dir. N. Korabov, 1978), "Heroes of Shipka" (dir. S. Vassilyev, 1955), "Statement" (dir. P. Maslarov, 2008) and, of course, Morfov's "Exiles". It is held between 9 March and 6 April. 

     The TV series "Exiles" premiered  in 2009 and is based on the theatre production with the same title staged by Morfov at the Ivan Vazov National Theatre of Bulgaria in 2004. In 2019 both shall have their anniversaries - 10 years since the creation of the film and 15 years since the premiere of the theatre production. "Exiles" is undoubtedly the most successful theatre show in Bulgaria for the past two decades and has become a landmark for the National Theatre's repertory. They are based on the novel "Homeless-Friendless" by the national poet and writer Ivan Vazov.