The film is made with animation of balls in different colors. It depicts man, his character, i.e. his suggestibility, persuasiveness, his influence on other people. The problem is in human integrity and the struggle for its preservation.
The resistance and struggle of the Macedonian people against Turkish slavery, conveyed through the folk dances "Teškoto" and "Komitskoto". The film also contains many drama elements.
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.
A film about the life of eels, their struggle for survival and their journey from Lake Ohrid to the Sargasso Sea.
A documentary film that tells the story of the ancient city of Ohrid and the locality of Plaošnik through a virtual journey.
Two old people who are still in love, and are separated on both sides of the border that does not allow them to be together, are seen daily. She, all in black, comes to gather grass in the grove, and he, sitting on a tree with a pipe in his hand, is constantly waiting for her to appear. The border guards are relentless and prevent her from trying to cross the border. And so passes the time filled with the memory of a happiness, so possible and unrealized because of the border stone that divides the country.
Igor and his small gang of football fans plan an armed robbery, triggering an unexpected turn of events which force Igor to deny his nationality, religion, family and f riends - the four key pillars of his identity. Set in multicultural Skopje, I am not Igor is a story about what is left of us when we stop believing that we really are our personal story about ourselves.
Dervisi: This 1955 documentary reveals the strange practices of one of the most ancient Muslim denominations and rites that aim to achieve mystical ecstasy.
This is the portrait of a young accordionist in the 21st century. It is a film about the joys of life and survival strategies on the forgotten stage of Macedonia. This is the story of a 17-year-old accordionist, who is searching for her place in the world. Corridors are her practice rooms – at home and at school. The whole year she practices diligently and passionately on her old Supita accordion. Obviously, she wasn’t given the name Emilija, meaning „the keen one“, for nothing. She wants to become a professional accordionist, but for this she needs a new accordion. Something that is unattainable for her poor family. But the family‘s poverty also releases their creativity and Imagination. Her father, an art teacher, begins to work as a bodyguard, while Emilija‘s mother illegally sells sweets in the family garden. This is a film about becoming an adult in one of Europe‘s more desolate corners.
A tv adaptation of the theatre play with same name where the two main characters are lost in the main warfare chaos. The crucial question is whether they are in or out of the front line. Are they living creatures or ghosts? Are they brothers or not?
The teen metal band Cell 9 must decide whether to play their heavy metal music for their last performance or succumb to the threats of the principal of the high school they're playing.
The Chernobyl disaster was one of the most terrible man-made disasters to occur on the European continent in the last century. The disaster had many appalling consequences, both physical and psychological, and affected people all over the world, including in the Balkans. In Macedonia, the Chernobyl disaster affected different people in different ways. The documentary Why Me? Includes interviews with people in Macedonia who have been affected by radiation. The documentary illustrates the negative effects of nuclear energy and shows that its consequences affect people of all ethnicities and religions.
Traditionally nomadic shepherds, the Aromanian or Vlach people are an ethnic group with a Latin-based language who can be found in different parts of the Balkans. CÁIMÒ, meaning ‘BITTER REGRET’, follows one of the few remaining Aromanian families still living in a village in eastern Macedonia.
Macedonian TV drama.
A 1974 Macedonian language drama film written and directed by Slobodan Unkovski, starring Stojka Cekova, Aco Djorcev and Aco Djorcev.
With the animation of objects, or rather pantomime movements of the hands, five themes are depicted in five films: love, corruption, oratory, social problems, and bringing people together.
A short graduation film.
One of the great number of fire's causes is a human factor. The lack of caution of the immediate producers, as well as of the persons in charge for the whole security in the factory, can often be a cause for great fires.
A collage of archival materials from President Tito's stays in Macedonia from the liberation until 1962. The film uses archival materials from Vardar Film by the following authors: Trajče Popov, Branko Gapo, Dimitrie Osmanli, Ljube Petkovski, Branko Mihajlovski, Mišo Samoilovski and Kiro Bilbilovski.
The theme of the film is the celebration of October 11, 1948 in Prilep, Kumanovo, Kichevo and the commemoration of the day of the liberation of Debar. In honor of the holiday, in Skopje, in Daut - Pashin Amam, an exhibition about the Revolution and the National Liberation War is opened. Then, the holding of folk fairs, agricultural exhibitions and a book exhibition on the occasion of the "Book Week" are shown.
