This documentary film with dramatized sequences reveals the life and work of Aljush Musliu, known as Harry Jackson, who changed his name as a tribute to the Western film genre. His primary profession was photography, and he invested the money he earned into making Western films. For the needs of the films, he made his own costumes, rifles, and saddles for the horses, and managed with whatever skills he had. The actors in his films were his friends, family members, and Roma people who played Indians and Mexicans. He shot more than 15 Western films, including Fighter for Justice, Harry the Avenger, and others.

A girl, through her memories, relives her childhood, wearing pieces of it as part of herself. Each transformation brings her closer to an honest confrontation with herself. Throughout this journey, restlessness and silence, fragility and strength intertwine. In the end, she discovers that peace is not found in escape, but in acceptance.

A group of young architects, struggling to preserve the modernist architecture in Ohrid, organize an event in honor of the renowned architect Boris Chipan. However, they encounter numerous obstacles along the way

In the fictional village of Slupkovo, from which everyone is leaving, Redjo stays behind and becomes a true hero. The film follows the hilarious misadventures of this big-hearted handyman who takes on odd jobs to keep the village alive. From fixing leaky pipes to herding livestock, his adventurous, daring, and sometimes risky exploits bring chaos and laughter to the lives of Slupkovo’s eccentric residents. But the real showdown comes when Redjo crosses paths with Miftar, a power-hungry troublemaker.

An intimate family drama that tells the story of the complex relationship between a mother and daughter. The narrative takes an unexpected turn during the Christmas holidays when the mother places a newspaper ad seeking a husband in order to remarry. Through an emotional and comedic lens, the film explores themes such as loneliness, love, respect, and understanding within a family.

In the film, we follow the life of the main character as he lives each day in a kind of monotony, surrounded by people who lead fulfilling lives and form different relationships with the world around them than he does.

A playful hybrid film that questions what is ‘real’ in a story that begins as a documentary—about film therapy for psychiatric patients—and ends as a fairy tale, challenging the audience’s perception throughout the entire film.