AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFilm Funding: North Macedonia’s Government approved a Draft Law on Games of Chance that earmarks 3% of gambling levies for the North Macedonia Film Agency, aiming to revive a funding stream that was cut after a 2016 court ruling and to boost domestic film, TV series, and young creators. Cinema Watch: New State Statistical Office figures show North Macedonia cinemas logged 299,560 admissions in 2025, down 10.4% from 2024, with fewer screenings and films overall—though domestic titles slightly increased in performances. Music & Culture Export: Skopje DJ/producer Xsoundbeatz is going international as his instrumental “Albanian 67” gains TikTok traction across Brazil and parts of Africa. International Screenings: Belgrade’s Beldocs Industry Days wrapped with pitching, master classes, and awards tied to the 19th Beldocs Documentary Film Festival. Community Arts: Sofia Pride Film Fest 2026 (2–12 June) announced its feature and short selections, with an audience-awards focus and a Feminist Gala on 5 June. Tragedy: The National Opera and Ballet of North Macedonia mourns baritone Riste Velkov, killed in a crash on the Skopje ring road, alongside three 20-year-olds.
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