Vlado Jovanovski

Two inter-cut tales of redemption, a century apart.

Tortured by a tumultuous home life and school bullies, young Marko finds hope when his teacher encourages him to enter a poetry competition in Paris. But when the teacher cowers before the same bullies and eventually dashes the boy's hopes and dreams, Marko seeks guidance from another role model: a mercenary who tells him in life one must "either eat or be eaten." (Picture This! Entertainment)

A Macedonian military deserter and his Italian blood-brother are searching for a dead grandmother wrapped up in a stolen carpet, all over the Balkan's criminal underworld. (imdb)

Goodbye, 20th Century is movie with three time periods - it starts post-apocalypitic (Mad Max like) in 2019, than it moves in time that was 100 years before and it ends on December 31st 1999.

Jovan has just graduated from literature and struggles to finish his first novel. He decides to go to his friend's country estate in order to dedicate himself to writing in peace. (imdb)

War. Kosovo 1999. Adem finds himself in situation that he has to choose: to save his son or his brother's son.

The Samurai in Autumn is a social melodrama with laughs, tears and heartbreaks and lot of fistfights. It's a story of a karate champion who falls from grace after being caught in a doping scandal. He returns to his birthplace, a small town in Serbia and finds redemption by falling in love with a single mother whose son participates in his karate class.