AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFilm & TV Industry: “Chimney Town: Frozen in Time” keeps expanding in Europe, with Best Friend Forever’s new distribution deals taking it to France (Arthouse Films), Eastern Europe (HBO Max) and the Balkans including North Macedonia (MegaCom Film), ahead of its Annecy Presents run. Local Screen Culture: North Macedonia’s debut feature “Spring Cleaning” is in production across Skopje, following a daughter’s return after her mother’s suicide as grief and memory blur—an emotional family story co-written with Albanian director Erenik Bekiri. International Film Spotlight: The North Macedonia–Croatia–Slovenia co-production “Ruins” is among five documentary contenders for the Golden Goblet at Shanghai’s film festival. Music & Performance: MRT confirmed Ana Stojanoska will represent North Macedonia at Junior Eurovision 2026 in Malta with “Idnata Jac.” Arts & Community Events: ReActing as a Star returned for its fifth edition in Kranj, bringing together actors and industry professionals from the region, including North Macedonia’s Slagana Vujoshevik. EU & Media Climate (Arts-adjacent): North Macedonia’s deputy foreign minister warned that intensified disinformation linked to an eastern neighbour is targeting trust in institutions and identity ahead of elections.
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