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Trajče Popov
Born July 15, 1923 Veles, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes [now North Macedonia]
Biography
Trajče Popov was a Macedonian film director, screenwriter, and cinematographer, recognized as a pioneer in Macedonian cinema. He is best known for directing Makedonska krvava svadba (Macedonian Blood Wedding, 1967), a film that portrays the resistance of Macedonian people against Ottoman rule. This work is considered a classic in Macedonian film history. Popov's contributions significantly shaped the development of the film industry in North Macedonia.
Directed Films
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Liquidator
1983·Documentary
6.0
The Verdict
1977·War
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The Wedding of the Sharplaninec
1970·Documentary
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Hailing of the Spring
1968·Documentary
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A Letter from Skopje
1968·Documentary
6.6
Macedonian Blood Wedding
1967·Drama
10.0
Foundations of Solidarity
1966·Documentary
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The Rule of Rice
1964·Documentary
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Elemental Force
1962·Documentary
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We Are Asking for Bread
1962·Documentary
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Abandoned Altars
1962·Documentary
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Birds and Fish
1961·Documentary
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Dojran Lake
1961·Documentary
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Murgosh - The Sharplaninec
1960·Documentary
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In the Embrace of Shar Mountain
1958·Documentary
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Merino
1957·Documentary
6.5
Rhythm and Sound
1955·Documentary
9.0
Tito Among Us
1953·Documentary
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White Dawns
1952·Documentary
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Our First Sparks
1951·Documentary
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Along the Valley of Vardar River
1950·Documentary
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National Culture Week
1950·Documentary
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October 11th
1949·Documentary
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Throughout Pirin Macedonia
1948·Documentary