Bitterness

Arban is a 12-13-year-old boy who falls in love with a young and attractive salesgirl called Aida who works opposite his father’s business where Arban often goes to help out. But Aida has no intention of attracting the young teenager, and Arban’s love leads to fierce jealousy of anyone close to Aida, as well as against his own father, Luan. Luan’s business is going well, but to increase the number of his customers Luan secretly goes out every night to throw nails on the streets. Arban discovers this by accident and suspects his father is going to see the beautiful Aida. One day his father falls into his own trap and has an accident. He spends six months in hospital, and after this Luan decides to follow the right path...

Without a doubt, one of the oldest occurrences of mankind is suicide, however, this film presents a different manner of this negative phenomenon in developing societies. Meti, a male of around 50 years of age, married with three children, decides to commit suicide twice from his monotony of life and his inability to care for his family. On the other hand, being fixated on the exact date, day, and hour, Meti leaves far away from his home, never to find exactness.... He does not commit suicide. There is always a reason to live...

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.

A documentary dedicated to refugees from Bosnia, Kosovo and Syria, and in general to all people who suffered in the wars. The focus is on a woman from Bosnia named Nijaza, an Albanian from Kosovo named Bejtula, and a boy from Syria named Yousuf.

The film follows a couple who migrated to Switzerland and whose relationship gradually deteriorates under the weight of jealousy and regret. Forced to return to their homeland to recover their happiness, they face tragedy when one partner dies, profoundly reshaping the family dynamic, especially in relation to their son.

A documentary about immigrants.