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A short documentary showing the community's concern for the upbringing, entertainment, and recreation of its youngest members.

Report on the visit of Josip Broz Tito and Polish officials Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz to Skopje in 1965. During the visit, the high-ranking guests from Poland were presented with a charter declaring them honorary citizens of Skopje. Review of the new urban solutions of the city, sketches and models.

A story about love, war, the Holocaust, but also a legacy - Let it not be forgotten, and as Roza says: "And I only hope that one day, when people will pass by that house in Bitola where Beno and I met, and where Estreja and Jamila and Adela and all of us made plans for our future, one day, people will know about some very brave young people from Macedonia and what we did for our city and for our people."

An intimate family drama that tells the story of the complex relationship between a mother and daughter. The narrative takes an unexpected turn during the Christmas holidays when the mother places a newspaper ad seeking a husband in order to remarry. Through an emotional and comedic lens, the film explores themes such as loneliness, love, respect, and understanding within a family.

An incredible and sad story about the bear named Menka which roams the wilderness by day and is part of the Trajkovi family by night.

An unusual fairytale about a princess who is trying to complicate her parent’s wish to get married and a young and poor shepherd who wins her heart.

An experimental comedy short audio film, where the picture is not seen, but imagined.

Macedonian TV drama.

An older man in his sixties and a small child are walking on the Stone Bridge towards Macedonia Street. The man holds a small tree, which leafs are slowly growing. In opposite of his heavy steps and clear appearance, the kid is like a shadow, cheerfully running around. They arrive on a cemetery where the man plants the tree by an unknown grave...

A young professor working late on his thesis begins hearing eerie noises echoing through the empty university halls. Skeptical of the Faculty's ghostly legend, his disbelief is shattered when a shadowy encounter sends him fleeing in terror.

A satirical depiction of the national dance "Teškoto" in which the syndrome of mutual human destruction is inserted.

A film story about the fates of several prisoners in the "Idrizovo" Correctional Facility, who, due to their crimes, are spending the New Year in prison, and about the impact of their fates on the lives of their families, who, innocently, are probably facing even greater problems than those of the prisoners.

After completing their education at the Teacher School in Ohrid, the twelve newly graduated teachers come to the village of Papradnik, in the Debar region of Macedonia, to pass on their knowledge to the students.

A documentary film dedicated to the Macedonian National Theater in Skopje. In 48 minutes, this documentary film will take us back to the time when the previous building of the MNT existed, destroyed in the earthquake, to its work, to the audience of that time and its culture of going to the theater. All this is captured through the testimonies of the greatest theatrical legends and old recordings that exist in the archives of the Republic of Macedonia, and which capture the spirit of the theater once upon a time.

A documentary about the prominent Macedonian artist Vladimir Georgievski (1942-2017). In his studio, located at the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture in Skopje, surrounded by his numerous works, he talks about the inspiration he received from the Spanish writer Cervantes. Georgievski talks about the portraits he painted of important people in his life. His work, the portrait of Dostoevsky, is on display at the F.M. Dostoevsky Museum in St. Petersburg. Meanwhile, the portrait of Don Quixote has great meaning and symbolism for the author.

A film dedicated to the homeless man Pishta. He has no home, no family, only the ground under his feet and the sky above his head. He is also called the "emigrant of the soul."

Facade is Marković's first film after a ten-year break. The theme is political as a result of the refusal to accept a political idea to impose itself as something unified to which everyone must submit. According to the author, any unification of the world is defeatist, it is precisely the differences that make life beautiful.

Two opposing sides, represented by two machines connected by a rope, composed of countless gears, are constantly being pulled, tightened, etc. From too much tension, a breakdown occurs. Both machines fall apart. After a while, the broken gears begin to function: these are gears whose teeth are actually people sitting around a round table.

A display of factories in Macedonia that process tobacco, as well as the sorting process and packaging of the final product - a range of different types of cigarettes from Macedonian production.

The film, as stated in the subtitle "domestic manipulation", shows the process of sorting tobacco into classes, packing into bales and purchasing. Special attention is paid to the method and criteria for sorting tobacco of the types "Prilep", "Jaka" and "Otlja".