Humans Nailing

A feature-length documentary experiment about survivors and heroes of a horrific illegal nightclub fire in a small Macedonian town that killed 63 mostly young people.

Hook explores the feeling of guilt which the main protagonist has after cheating at a fishing contest in his childhood. This feeling remains in his subconscious and haunts him throughout his life. Trying to compensate, not only for his childhood sin but for everything he has done that he now considers unjustified, he ends up becoming a conformist.

Form B16 is a film about a man who gets the smallest piece of the pie. Stuck in a bureaucratic labyrinth, he goes through a number of absurd situations, and following the already established and predetermined steps, he somehow ends up at the beginning.

The isolated world of a man, living in nostalgia of the past moments spent with his loved one.

A girl is walking through the city surrounded by the "sound chaos". Entering an old house, she comes across a sculpture that she takes home with her. While asleep, she dreams of the sculpture falling apart and everything is covered with music. Blue Key is an intimate story that explores the relationship between the creator and her work; the clash between reality and imagination.

Representation of the physical and emotional development of a woman and a man, as separate entities and the relation that is creating between them. The inner power and confusion of the woman in relation to the physical weakness and uncertainty of the men creates an intense emotional connection between them.

The mixed media expression comprising sculpture, drawing and photography joint in a single animated process, presenting us the inner surreal experience of a girl and her intense erotic sensation provoked by a dream.

People’s Front is a short animation film that mirrors the contemporary society through interrelated stories, symbols and allegories present in and around the building No 12.

A short animated omnibus consisted of four films inspired by the poetry of great Macedonian poet Aco Šopov.