Trajče Popov
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Trajče Popov was a Macedonian film director, screenwriter, and cinematographer, recognized as a pioneer in Macedonian cinema. He is best known for directing Makedonska krvava svadba (Macedonian Blood Wedding, 1967), a film that portrays the resistance of Macedonian people against Ottoman rule. This work is considered a classic in Macedonian film history. Popov's contributions significantly shaped the development of the film industry in North Macedonia.
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Abandoned Altars (1962)
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Along the Valley of Vardar River (1950)
Director
Macedonian Blood Wedding (1967)
Director
National Culture Week (1950)
Director
Our First Sparks (1951)
Director
Dojran Lake (1961)
Director
October 11th (1949)
Director
Polog (Economic Review) (1957)
Director
White Dawns (1952)
Director
We Are Asking for Bread (1962)
Director
Birds and Fish (1961)
Director
Murgosh - The Sharplaninec (1960)
Director
Skopje Journal #1 (1963)
Director
Foundations of Solidarity (1966)
Director
Hailing of the Spring (1968)
Director
Skopje Journal #2 (1963)
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The Verdict (1977)
Director
Elemental Force (1962)
Director
Rhythm and Sound (1955)
Director
Skopje Journal #5 (1964)
Director
Liquidator (1983)
Director
In Continuo (1998)
Director
Polog (Tourist Review) (1957)
Director
Tito Among Us (1953)
Director
Grain for the People (1947)
Director
The Rule of Rice (1964)
Director
The Wedding of the Sharplaninec (1970)
Director
Throughout Pirin Macedonia (1948)
Director
In the Embrace of Shar Mountain (1958)
Director
Merino (1957)
Director
A Letter from Skopje (1968)
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