Five centuries of persecution and the struggle of the Macedonian people for freedom and an independent Macedonian state in which freedom will reign equally for all, have created their own myth and tradition for themselves. The struggles, sufferings, betrayals and self-sacrifice were later translated and woven through Macedonian songs, stories, tales and plays. Starting from there, this TV movie approaches the events of that time.
Macedonian TV drama.
Early Spring 1945. Albanian criminals attack innocent Macedonians in Macedonia.
Life and work of Saint Kliment of Ohrid, a medieval Slav saint, scholar, writer and patron saint of the Republic of Macedonia.
Macedonian TV drama dedicated to revolutionary Goce Delčev.
A young painter comes to the monastery where he's supposed to paint Virgin Mary. There he meets and falls in love with a beautiful novice named Agripina, eventually modeling his artwork by her appearance. This gets him in trouble with the church canons and Mother Superior, and he leaves.
A TV drama about the friendship between 21-year-old Vilant, who after an accident is stuck in a wheelchair, and the small kid Gere.
Macedonian TV film.
Macedonian TV drama.
Macedonian TV drama.
A film about evil, about the Faustian syndrome, about music, about inspiration, about the Devil, who constantly recruits his new victims and redeems their souls.
Macedonian TV drama.
Macedonian TV drama.
A Macedonian TV film.
The creation of video poetry: a scale of sequences shaped by René Magritte’s painting as a lyrical excess of the real world and the Macedonian landscape and architecture with distinct ethnographic dimensions.
Macedonian TV comedy.
City council of Prilep, Macedonia, decide to ruin the old part of the town and built new housings there. Unable to stop the demolition, the shoemaker Dimko and other local craftsmen throw an all-night party for the memory of the last day of bazaar.
The film takes place in Skopje in the summer of 1963, just before the catastrophic earthquake.
Macedonian TV film.
TV film adaptation of the play Aleksandra written by Tome Arsovski.
