A film about the members of the USKA-KAN trumpet orchestra from Berovo. Uskata is a middle-aged man who lives with his family in a Roma settlement. He talks about his love and talent for music. Together with his son, they play the trumpet and practice constantly. They find inspiration in world-famous jazz performers, such as Louis Armstrong. Together with their orchestra, they participate in festivals and are winners of awards for the best trumpet orchestra.
A documentary about the monumental fortress Carevi Kuli, located above the city of Strumica, at an altitude of 445 meters above sea level. The fortress dates back to the 5th century BC and was an important geo strategic site throughout history.
Traditions, distance, migration, language, and traditional customs will make up the mosaic of this documentary film which will present a concrete reality with the means of expression of the film.
The film describes the cleaning of the fruitless and rocky soil in Kumanovo's surrounding. At first preparing, then land reclamation measures and finally, improvement of the physical and chemical characteristics of the soil in order to make it more fertile.
The film is dedicated to the victims of the snow blizzard in Mavrovo, Macedonia that happened from February 11th to February 14th, 1956.
A documentary film showing the arrival of a young teacher in a new rural environment and his life and work in that, for him, unfamiliar environment.
A review of the past Struga Poetry Evenings with a presentation of the laureates of the Golden Wreath of Poetry.
The personality of Lazar Lečić, coach of the basketball club “Rabotnički” from Skopje, is an example of enormous dynamism and professionalism in his work. Following his reactions during a basketball game, we witness a real drama filled to the maximum with a variety of emotions and gestures. His face fully and in a very characteristic way expresses everything that happens on the court.
Short documentary about the first football competition in Macedonia.
In the constant and cruel struggle of man to master nature, he will begin by destroying his greatest ally. An authentic story about a lesser-known profession that begins where the asphalt ends. In a mountainous setting, decorated with a variety of plants and home to numerous insects, birds and animals, man comes to bring unrest to the long-tamed bowels of the earth and disturbs the primordial peace of nature with the roar of explosives and the roar of machines.
Macedonia, by its geographical configuration, is a mountainous country. This provides a wide choice of winter mountain resorts for the numerous lovers of winter sports and snowy beauties. The most famous mountain resorts are: Kruševo with its surroundings, the slopes of Bistra, Popova Shapka on Shar Planina and Pelister.
The documentary film introduces us to the firefighter Muzafer Shabanov – the only professional Roma firefighter in the Republic of Macedonia. Through interviews with him and his colleagues, we learn about the dangers and humane aspects of this profession. As well as about his successful engagement in firefighting operations.
The question whether the punk is dead is constantly thrown around, as well as what is punk and if this or that is punk enough. "A Day to Be Happy" is a movie in the shape of a testimony about the constant fight of few musical individuals not to be put in the bin where music has some purpose, some genre, some goal or some fee.
Perhaps the richest collection of Macedonian musical heritage is carefully preserved, digitized and archived in the home of the Endendijk family in Sust, the Netherlands. The rich musical collection, collected throughout their lives, is the legacy that the Dutch couple plans to pass on to someone in Macedonia. For years, they have been living with the dilemma of whether there is an appropriate institution to take care of this heritage, given that historical archives are not properly preserved and some are lost forever. The film follows one family's struggle to preserve a part of Macedonian history.
Although he was only forty-four when he died, Igor Isakovski left behind sixteen published books, ten of which are poetry collections. He was not only a prolific author, a tireless translator from English, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, he was also the founder of "Blesok" cultural institution and publishing house. Igor was the creator of "Blesok" electronic magazine, one of the oldest electronic magazines on culture in Europe; via it, as a pioneer and visionary, he spread the Macedonian culture in the world, and brought the world culture to Macedonia.
Joseph Bagheri, who was self-taught and learned to read and write at the age of 18, is one of the last revivalists. He is one of the most significant figures of the 19th century, a period of national renewal: Bagheri rose as a hero against five centuries of Ottoman slavery, fighting for freedom and national dignity.
A documentary film showing the members of "Partizan" - a physical education organization - performing exercises as well as welcoming and sending off the Tito Relay.
In a glass bottle factory, the production process is interrupted by a blast furnace failure. In a fight against the fire, man emerges victorious and production continues normally.
It tells about the aftermath of defeat of the Greek Democratic Party in 1948; Aegean Macedonians took the worst, however, since many children were separated from their parents and found shelter in neighboring Balkan countries, never to meet one another.
Celebration of Labor Day, May 1st. While Skopje is decorated with flags and banners on the occasion of the holiday and the city is deserted, the picnic areas are full of people who have fun in a variety of ways; then, after the holiday, they leave the nature polluted with waste.
