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Honeyland by Ljubo Stefanov and Tamara Kotevska SKOPJE: It was a challenging year for the industry in North Macedonia, as everywhere. Filming became complicated, cinemas went dark, festivals were moved and canceled. However, the year started with one of the greatest chapters in Macedonian film history. The documentary Honeyland / Medena zemja directed by Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov was nominated in the Best Documentary Feature and Best International Feature Film categories at the Academy Awards. It was not only the first time when a Macedonian film got two Oscar nominations, but al...

Honeyland by Ljubo Stefanov and Tamara Kotevska SKOPJE: Macedonian cinema admissions decreased by 77% in 2020 compared to 2019 when admissions were at the highest point ever. In 2019 the admissions rose to 0.5 m which was an increase of 25% compared to 0.4 m admissions in 2018. The year started strongly, with good performances by the US Production Bad Boys for Life, reaching around 15,000 admissions, followed by the Albanian film I Love Tropoja with 9.500 admissions, and Jumanji: The Next Level with less than 8,000 admissions. The coronavirus outbreak forced cinema closures w...

9 Jan in 18:00 By Vestnik Kavkaza The liberation of Shusha, which became the final chord of the second Karabakh war, enabled the conflicting parties to come to an agreement and sign a cease-fire statement on November 9 last year with the mediation of Russia. Lachin was returned to Azerbaijan by the Armenian side on December 1. A Russian peacekeeping contingent is deployed along the line of contact in Nagorno-Karabakh and along the Lachin corridor. And 30 years ago, terrible events unfolded in these places. On January 9, 1991, on the Lachin-Shusha road near the village of Galaderesi, Armeni...

Portugal records fewest hospitalised Covid patients since Oct 11.7% French adults received first Covid-19 vaccine jab UK records another 5,587 coronavirus cases, 96 deaths Russia reports 9,632 new Covid-19 cases Kenya sounds alarm over rising Covid-19 infections Cuban Covid vax enters phase 3 clinical trial Andhra records 246 more Covid cases, one death Gujarat records 1,276 new Covid cases, 3 deaths Offline education stopped in 8 municipal corporations in Gujarat How To Get A Medical Marijuana Card In Massachusetts Get excellent kratom capsules at your doorsteps Sports 1st Test: Mayers’s s...

A leading Russian biologist may have been engaged on Covid-19 vaccine research in Britain when he fell 14 floors to his death, it is claimed. Alexander 'Sasha' Kagansky, 45, best known for his work on fighting cancer and who had longstanding links to Edinburgh University, was also reported to have been on 'sedatives' when he died in St Petersburg.  The cancer researcher and microbiologist had a stab wound when he fell wearing only his underwear from a high rise building in St Petersburg, say reports.  Izvestia newspaper reported that Kagansky was 'actively involved in the development of a v...