Trajče Popov

Known for

Directing

Born

Jul 15, 1923

Died

Mar 30, 2007

From

Veles, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes [now North Macedonia]

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.

Credits

Rhythm and Sound

19556.5out of 10

In the Mountains of Yugoslavia

19465.6out of 10

Macedonian Blood Wedding

19676.6out of 10

Miss Stone

19585.8out of 10

The Verdict

19776.0out of 10

Merino

19570.0out of 10

Murgosh - The Sharplaninec

19600.0out of 10

In the Embrace of Shar Mountain

19580.0out of 10

Birds and Fish

19610.0out of 10

We Are Asking for Bread

19620.0out of 10

The Calling of the Spring

19680.0out of 10

Liquidator

19830.0out of 10

A Journey Down the Valley of River Vardar

19500.0out of 10

Grain for the People

19470.0out of 10

The Wedding of the Sharplaninec

19700.0out of 10

Foundations of Solidarity

196610.0out of 10

The Rule of Rice

19640.0out of 10

October 11th

19490.0out of 10