Sabina Toziya

Upon turning eight-teen, Salih leaves the orphanage to find his lost family and begins working in a Serbian farm. Suddenly, at the most unexpected moment he has found a home. Will he ever be able to let go of the ghosts of his past and be happy in this new life? As tension escalates disquieting secrets surface. A gripping tale of family, love and identity, My Mother's Wound follows Salih as he searches for a trail of hope amongst war-torn lives.

A successful young doctor with a beautiful wife, a happy child, and a comfortable house finds his life suddenly changed in ways he never thought possible after being injured in a serious car accident. To the outside eye Lazar Perkov has everything -- indeed his friends and colleagues have even gone so far as to christen him with the nickname "Lucky." But appearances can sometimes be...

A German soldier, after avoiding death in a Partisan raid, wanders through the unforgiving mountainous terrain of an unfamiliar country, helplessly seeking salvation.

A Macedonian girl is trying to swim the British Channel. During the ordeal, she remembers her troubled past.

Family music comedy with fantasy elements that portrays the life of an unusual Roma family seen through the eyes of a ten year-old Manusha.

Macedonian TV film.

A stubborn, grumpy, difficult, harsh grandfather who produces the world's best honey with his hard-working bees and huge dog, and a stubborn, angry, sulky grandmother who makes the world's best butter with her cute goats and kids, and a little girl who believes in love, angels, and goodness, but cannot find a warm home to call her own. The little girl, who stands firm against the harsh winds blowing between the grandfather and grandmother, and her friend Ömer—as small as she is but renowned on the plateau for his intelligence, strength, and diligence—will take the audience on a journey to a brand-new fairy tale and adventure, transporting them back to their long-lost childhood years.

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."