Simon Drakul

A journal giving information about the commissioning of Skopje's newly built neighborhoods: Aerodrom, Kozle, Vlae, Madžari, Gjorče Petrov I and II, then about the construction of prefabricated barracks in the Shuto Orizari neighborhood, the commissioning of the Children's Clinic within the Skopje hospital, as well as about the aid that Skopje received daily from all over the world and about the reception on the occasion of the Liberation Day of Skopje, in honor of the builders of the city.

The arrival of the young teacher Damjan in one village in western Macedonia shakes the usual daily life of its inhabitants who belong to different religions.

Drama of the life of a young man of today torn between his desires and the opportunities of his environment.

The film takes place in a small town where the Germans are getting ready to retreat near the end of the war. But a carload of Russian prisoners get people to feed them, then the prisoners overcome their guards and escape. The town people try to save them from the Germans but do not succeed.

A report on the homeless citizens of Skopje who, after the earthquake of July 26, 1963, were housed in tents and wooden barracks, where many of them spent the winter. The builders of Skopje, with help from the country and abroad, manage to build prefabricated buildings in which ten thousand Skopje residents spend the first winter after the earthquake.

The journal contains the following information: about the reconstruction and construction of Skopje after the earthquake, especially about the erection of prefabricated barracks and the repair of cracked and damaged buildings; about the visit of the president of SIS Petar Stambolic to Skopje; about the survey of Skopje for the purpose of compiling the urban plan of the city; about an accident at a gas station; about the construction of new and wide thoroughfares and about the moving of Skopje residents into the repaired buildings.

A journal giving information about the commissioning of Skopje's newly built neighborhoods: Aerodrom, Kozle, Vlae, Madžari, Gjorče Petrov I and II, then about the construction of prefabricated barracks in the Shuto Orizari neighborhood, the commissioning of the Children's Clinic within the Skopje hospital, as well as about the aid that Skopje received daily from all over the world and about the reception on the occasion of the Liberation Day of Skopje, in honor of the builders of the city.

The arrival of the young teacher Damjan in one village in western Macedonia shakes the usual daily life of its inhabitants who belong to different religions.

Drama of the life of a young man of today torn between his desires and the opportunities of his environment.

The film takes place in a small town where the Germans are getting ready to retreat near the end of the war. But a carload of Russian prisoners get people to feed them, then the prisoners overcome their guards and escape. The town people try to save them from the Germans but do not succeed.

A report on the homeless citizens of Skopje who, after the earthquake of July 26, 1963, were housed in tents and wooden barracks, where many of them spent the winter. The builders of Skopje, with help from the country and abroad, manage to build prefabricated buildings in which ten thousand Skopje residents spend the first winter after the earthquake.

The journal contains the following information: about the reconstruction and construction of Skopje after the earthquake, especially about the erection of prefabricated barracks and the repair of cracked and damaged buildings; about the visit of the president of SIS Petar Stambolic to Skopje; about the survey of Skopje for the purpose of compiling the urban plan of the city; about an accident at a gas station; about the construction of new and wide thoroughfares and about the moving of Skopje residents into the repaired buildings.

The journal covers the preparations of Skopje residents for the New Year's Eve 1964, as well as the celebration itself in tents, homes, and the "Metropol" restaurant.

Macedonian TV drama.

A reportage about the life in Skopje after the earthquake.

The journal contains sequences from the construction of Skopje immediately after the earthquake, especially residential buildings, as well as sequences from everyday life, tent settlements, and rail and city traffic.

A newly established communist authorities in Yugoslavia face the moral challenge of how to deal with warriors of defeated side and other enemies of the regime.

Short documentary about the promenade along the Vardar river in the downtown of Skopje.