Title: The Hare Census
Content: Studio of Featured Films (SFF) - a Film Unit MLADOST Eduard Zahariev has 11 full-length films. The Hare Census is probably the most popular with them and undoubtedly the most mature. He served up serious problems with such an irony and sarcasm developed into generalization about the lack of coincidence between reality and intentions. Georgi Mishev's dramaturgy became a subject of eminent interpretations in the beginning of the 70s. His screenplays found co-authors as Eduard Zahariev, Lyudmil Kirkov, Ivan Andonov, Maya Vaptsarova who in their own way entered into the unique universe of Mishev's characters. Venets Dimitrov did his second independent work in this film. He created memorable image of the absurd daily round of those years. Production company: Working title: Well-dressed Men Director: Writer: Director of Photography: Filmed: 1973; Premiere: 30.November.1973 The film was released on DVD in 2000s.
Title: The Hare Census
Content:  The Hare Census (Преброяване на дивите зайци) is a Bulgarian satiric comedy film released in 1973, directed by Eduard Zahariev, starring Itzhak Fintzi, Nikola Todev, Georgi Rusev, Evstati Stratev, Philip Trifonov and Todor Kolev. Although the film features one of the most remarkable Bulgarian actors, the biting satire of nonsensical activity made the authority keep the film away from the widespread presentation during the totalitarian system in Bulgaria. In the 1990s, after the advent of democracy, the film came into broad view and became an eminent badge for the Bulgarian Film Art from those years.
Title: The Hare Census
Content: FILM ART magazine, vol. 11,1973,p. 30 - by I. Bozhinova ; Otechestven Front news paper, vol.9061-05.12.1973 - by E. Vasileva ; Bulgarian Film Magazine, vol.4, 1973,p. 18 - by Ya. Valchanova ; Narodna Mladezh news paper, vol.290-06.12.1973 - by B. Doneva ; New Films Magazine, vol.7-1975,p. 32 - by S. Ivanova ; Trud news paper, vol.282-05.12.1973 - by B. Mihaylov ; Film News Magazine, vol. 10-1973,p. 6 - M. Nikolova ; Zemedelsko Zname news paper, vol. 5-284 - by A. Svilenov ; National Culture news paper, vol. 50-08.12.1973 - by I. Stefanov ; Literature Front news paper, vol. 50-13.12.1973 - by G. Chernev A reported 372,813 admissions were recorded for the film in cinemas throughout Bulgaria in the 70s. The film was subsumed among the 50 golden Bulgarian films in the book by the journalist Pencho Kovachev. The book was published in 2008 by "Zahariy Stoyanov" publishing house. There were the following publications:
Title: Bill Hare
Content:  his work on Calling All Dawns, an album by Christopher Tin (himself an alumnus of the Stanford a cappella group Talisman). By the mid-2010s, Hare was working with nearly every top a cappella group, including Sing-Off winners Nota, Home Free, and Pentatonix, with whom he received 2x multi-platinum certification for their album That's Christmas to Me. As of 2020, Hare has shifted his focus away from United States a cappella toward European and international a cappella groups. For the shift, Hare cites an increasing degree of same-ness in the industry, in part due to the widespread adoption of his techniques.
Title: The Hare Census
Content: Second Award for screenwriter Georgi Mishev, director Eduard Zahariev, cameraman Venets Dimitrov, composer Kiril Donchev and the actor Itzhak Fintzi ; The Critics Award with the Union of Bulgarian Filmmakers Second Award by the international jury FBFF Varna'73 (Festival for Bulgarian Featured Films) Locarno Film Festival'74 (Swiss)
Title: Bill Hare
Content:  Hare has won one Grammy Award: for his work recording and engineering Christopher Tin's 2009 album, Calling All Dawns. Hare's recording, mixing and mastering work includes some of a cappella's best-selling albums of all time, including Pentatonix's That's Christmas to Me (certified 2x Multi-Platinum). Hare has also won more awards related to recorded a cappella than any other producer. Since his work began in 1988, Hare has mixed and mastered more than 70 tracks selected for Varsity Vocals' annual Best of College A Cappella albums, has received more than 100 Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards nominations, has had 40 albums in the Recorded A Cappella Review Board's "Picks of the Year" lists, and has received 13 awards in the Vocal Jazz category from DownBeat Magazine.
Title: The Hare Census
Content: Itzhak Fintzi as Asenov ; Nikola Todev as Bay Georgi (the village mayor) ; Georgi Rusev as the veterinarian ; Evstati Stratev as the village school teacher ; Todor Kolev as the young hunter ; Filip Trifonov as the young engineer ; Maya Dragomanska as Krasimira 
Title: Hare Squead
Content:  Hare Squead's music has been described as a combination of trap, rap, R&B, pop, jazz and electronic music. They formed in 2013 as a trio, singer Jessy Rose and rappers Tony Konstone and Lilo Blues (formerly known as E-Knock). Their first single, If I Ask, was released in 2016 having just been signed to Columbia Records and supporting Nas and Joey Bada$. In 2016, they toured as the supporting act for Dua Lipa. In 2015, they played at the Body and Soul stage at Electric Picnic and Hard Working Class Heroes festival. Rose left the group in 2017, citing his mental health as the reason for leaving. 
Title: Jon Hare
Content:  be recognized by BAFTA to this day. In 1995 Hare and Joseph embarked upon an epic 32 track soundtrack for the multimedia product Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' Roll, signed to Warner Interactive, however in 1998 Warner bowed out of the games market and their Magnum Opus was only ever released as a limited edition audio CD. Since 2000 Hare has also written for and performed with a number of outfits including the Little Big Band featuring Jack Monck and Sid 80s featuring Ben Daglish. Hare is also known for writing the music for a number of Sensible Software's games, including Cannon Fodder, Sensible Soccer, Sensible Golf and the never released Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' Roll, which featured over 30 tracks written and arranged by Hare and his frequent musical collaborator, Richard Joseph.
Title: Bill Hare
Content:  Before Hare, a cappella was generally recorded exactly as a listener would perceive a live performance: with two microphones capturing the whole group at once, singing in a room. At the turn of the 1990s, over the course of a few albums with Stanford collegiate a cappella groups, Hare developed a new style: This involved recording every voice as one would record instruments: each voice with its own microphone, and each singer just a few inches away from their microphone. Placing all the voices so close to the listener's ear created an entirely new sound in a cappella recording, with increased presence for each voice. Additionally, a cappella pre-1990s generally included no percussive elements; Hare was one of the first to implement vocal percussion in the style of real drum kits.

Question: What genre is The Hare Census?
Answer: comedy film.
comedy movie.