Synopsis

Mirsa is a Macedonian punk who lives on drug dealing in a poor proletarian area. His one-time cult band in the early 90’s was scattered as Yugoslavia dissolved. Mirsa is a genuine nihilist and anti-establishment rebel. His Albanian dealer Gzim has irresistible infant smiles but is known as the executioner. He offers Mirsa the chance to reunite the band for a charity gig in the Albanian part of Macedonia. The event is prepared under the patronage of an NGO, with the platform to spend money to strengthen interethnic relaxation. Mirsa’s band should represent the Macedonian color, as nobody else wanted to play due to national prejudices.

Director

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  • Vladimir Blazevski
  • Born in 1955 in Skopje, Macedonia, Vladimir Blazevski studied directing at the Film, Theatre, and TV School in Belgrade. Since 1994, he has been a professor at the Skopje Institute of Dramatic Arts. He has directed six short documentaries, numerous commercial ads, and over 200 TV works for Belgrade television.