AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCinema & Culture: Riverbank Arts Centre’s Autumn cinema season spotlights major titles and events, including the 25th anniversary screening of French cult hit Amélie and a North Macedonia-set music story with DJ Ahmet (12 Oct), plus NT Live theatre and late-year festive classics. Film Industry: The Bucharest International Film Festival (18–27 Sept) has unveiled its 22nd-edition competition lineup, with North Macedonia’s 17 among award contenders, and a new “Visionnaire – Art & Cinema” section linking cinema with fine arts. Regional Screen Awards: The Adriatic Film and TV Awards nominees put North Macedonia’s DJ Ahmet at the top in film categories, leading the race ahead of Yugo Florida and other regional hits. Local Arts Calendar: Šuto Orizari’s Maškari Amende festival (11–12 Sept) marks 30 years of the municipality with music, youth activities, and cultural performances. Independence Celebrations: North Macedonia marks 35 years since independence (8 Sept) with concerts and a large-scale multimedia performance featuring 120 artists. Health & Community: Skopje reports a rise in West Nile virus cases, with eight hospitalized and an eighth death confirmed, prompting intensified mosquito control measures.
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