When Marco and his mother arrive at a refugee center full of children, women and old people, the boy meets two friends who explain that it is only a matter of time before the soldiers bring a shoe box full of the belongings of one of their fathers who died in the war. Once they settle in the center, one of the children reveals to Marco that the classroom they are in is cursed: death will visit those whose last name is on the door, and they will likely receive a box. Marco becomes obsessed with the sound of a military jeep carrying the dreaded box and devises a plan to outwit Death.

One dark night in the local cemetery, a gentle, wise boy, trying to prove to his elderly drunken neighbor that he is a man, receives his first lesson in the irony of life.

Several world-famous novel characters get lost in the fantastic world of “The Script” filled with mysterious pages and existential questions.

Do you believe in fate - in ‘So it was written...’? Do you think our fate is determined when we are born and that we cannot escape it? Or do you think every human creates their own destiny - that every choice we make changes the course of our life?

TM is a film about loneliness, about having faith in the impossible, a criticism of society and politics as the main culprit for the disappearance of the individual, for the disappearance of a person who is an entire world.

A group of friends unintentionally kidnap the Prime Minister of the country.

A Macedonian family from Bitola at the turn of the twentieth century tries to survive, preserve its roots and remain together.

The 27-year old intern at the psychiatry wards Sophie, who’s just graduated from med school, faces the cruel reality and learns the story of the 45-year-old resident of the ward, Mrs. Erme. The professor, Sophie’s mentor and the medical administrator of the facility, sees Sophie’s obsession with her faces and brings the two women together. As the doctor-patient relationship develops, Sophie learns that Mrs. Erme shares her obsession with her face, and furthermore, discovers that Mrs. Erme’s illness is closely connected to this obsession. Through investigation and the torture of her own dreams, Sophie learns that Mrs. Erme had a son, who at the age of ten died from chicken pox, while his mother was too afraid to ruin her face by getting infected by the disease.