Stole Popov
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| Born | Stole Popov 20 August 1950[1] |
| Other names | Stole Popov |
| Occupation | Film director |
| Years active | 1974 – present |
| Website | http://stolepopov.com/ |
Stole Popov is a Macedonian film director.
Biography
Stole Popov (Macedonian: Столе Попов) was born 20 August 1950 in Skopje, North Macedonia. He graduated film directingat the Academy of Theatre, Film & Television in Belgrade.[1] He is currently a film directing professor at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Skopje and chief of Film Directing Studies. Also, he is a member of the European Film Academy since 1997.[1] Stole Popov has won over 50 high European and World Awards and significant recognitions.[1]
Films
- Fire[1]
- (documentary) – 1974
- Gold Medal – Yugoslav Film Festival, Belgrade; Grand Prix – Tuzla, Bosnia
- Yugoslav candidate for Oscar Nomination
- Australia, Australia[1]
- (documentary feature film) – 1976
- Grand Prix – Gold Medal – Yugoslav Film Festival, Belgrade
- Yugoslav candidate for Oscar Nomination
- Dae[1]
- (documentary) – 1979
- OSCAR Nomination in 1979, American Film Academy
- Grand Prix – World Film Festival, Oberhausen, Germany
- Grand Prix – Balkan Film Festival- Ljubljana,Slovenia
- Silver Boomerang – Melburn, Australia
- Gold Medal – Yugoslav Film Festival, Belgrade
- Special Dioloma – London, England
- The Red Horse[1]
- (feature film) 1980
- Macedonian Nacional Award, Skopje; International Film Guide ’83 – Best World Selection – London
- Film on the Balkans – Anthology of 24 films, Dina Jordanova, London
- Farewell Yugoslavia – Viennale ’93, Anthology of 33 films, Vienna
- Happy New '49[1]
- (feature film) – 1986
- Grand Prix – Golden Arena at the Yugoslav Film Festival - Pula, Croatia
- Grand Prix – Porto Alegre, Brasil; Milton Manaki - Critics Award
- Golden Gladiator – Award of the Yugoslav Film Academy
- Yugoslav candidate for Oscar Nomination
- Anthology of Middle European Film – Sasa Petrovic, FEST Belgrade
- Farewell Yugoslavia – Viennale ’93, Anthology of 33 films, Vienna
- Grand Prix – Yugoslav Actors Film Festival – Nis
- Tattoo[1]
- (feature film) – 1992
- FELIX Nomination in 1992 - European Film Academy
- Grand Prix – Yugoslav Film Festival, Herceg Novi, Montenegro
- Grand Prix – Yugoslav Actors Film Festival, Nis
- Macedonian candidate for Oscar Nomination
- Farewell Yugoslavia – Viennale, 93 Anthology of 33 films, Vienna
- Gypsy Magic[1]
- (feature film) – 1997
- Grand Prix – Antigone d’Or- Mediterranean Film Festival, Montpellier, France;
- Jury Award – International Film Festival, Izmir, Turkey
- Best Selection 1997 – European Film Academy, Berlin
- To the Hilt[1]
- (feature film) – 2014
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