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Milcho Manchevski (Macedonian: Милчо Манчевски, pronounced [miˈlt͡ʃɔ maˈnt͡ʃɛfski] (listen))[1] is a New York-based Macedonian film director, photographer and artist.

Milcho Manchevski
Manchevski in 2022
Born
Milcho Manchevski

Skopje, SR Macedonia, SFR Yugoslavia (now North Macedonia)
OccupationFilm director, screenwriter, photographer, writer, artist
Years active1978–present
AwardsBefore the Rain
  • Academy Award Nomination 1995: Best Foreign-Language Film
  • Venice Film Festival 1994:

Golden Lion for Best Film
FIPRESCI Prize (International Critics Prize)
The UNICEF Prize 1994
Premio Cinemavenire (Young Viewers’ Prize)
Audience Prize
Rolling Venice Award from the City of Venice
Leoncino d’oro, awarded by the Italian students
International Catholic Organization for the Cinema
Kodak Award for Best First Feature
Francesco Pasineti Syndicate Award for Best Actor, Rade Serbedzija
OCIC Award – Honorable Mention
Sao Paulo Festival 1994: Audience Award for Best Film

  • Puerto Rico Festival 1994:

Jury Award for Best Film
Audience Award for Best Film
Best Director
Best First Film

  • Stockholm Festival 1994: Best Debut Film
  • Mons Festival, Belgium, 1995: Charlot d’or
  • St Petersburg Festival of Festivals 1995: Grand Prix
  • Burgos Festival, Spain, 1995: winner of the single Festival Prize
  • Gorizia Festival of Screenplay, Italy, 1995: Best Screenplay
  • Film Forum, Bratislava, Slovakia, 1995: Best Film
  • Panteleria, Italy, 1995: UNESCO Prize
  • Warsaw Film Fest, 1995: Audience Award
  • Austria, 1995: Catholic Film Commission Prize
  • David di Donatello Special Award to a non-Italian film, Italy, 1995
  • Swedish Film Institute, 1995: Golden Bug for Best Foreign Film
  • Film Critics Association of Turkey 1995: Best Foreign Film
  • Mediterranean Prize for Peace and Tolerance, 1995
  • Independent Spirit Award 1996: Best Foreign-Language Film
  • Silver Condor, 1997, Argentinian Critics Association, Best Foreign Film

Dust

  • Golden Reel Award Nomination (Best Sound Editing), 2002


Shadows

  • Syracuse Film Festival, 2008: Best Actress, Vesna Stanojevska
  • Park City Film Music Festival, 2008: Gold Medal for Outstanding Achievement, Ryan Shore, composer
  • Golden Ladybug, 2008: Best Actress, Vesna Stanojevska
  • Macedonian Academy-Award Submission, 2008: Best Foreign-Language Film


Mothers

  • European Film Committee recommendation – 24th EFA Film Awards invitation, 2011
  • Cinema City Festival: FEDEORA (Federation of Film Critics of Europe and the Mediterranean), 2011

FEST 2011:
Nebojsa Djukelic Critics Award for Best Film
Special Jury Prize in the selection Europe Out of Europe

  • MTV Adria Movie Awards: Best Movie nomination, 2011
  • Macedonian Academy-Award Submission: Best Foreign-Language Film, 2010


Bikini Moon

  • “Bikini Moon” won a Special Jury Award at the 38th Fantasporto – Oporto International Film Festival held from February 20th till march 4th in Porto, Portugal.


Willow

  • Cinequest – Best Narrative Feature Film, 2020
  • Mostra de Valencia – Silver Palm, 2020
  • Fantasporto – Directors Week Best Film (Manoel De Oliveira Award, 2020)
  • Wellington Independent Film Festival – Best Feature Film, 2020
  • Raindance – Best Director 2020
  • Macedonian Academy-Award Submission: Best Foreign Language Film, 2021
  • European Film Academy feature film selection for the 33rd European Film Awards, 2020
  • Finalist for European Film commissions network location award, 2020
  • In selection for the Golden Globe Award for best motion picture – foreign language, 2020
  • Stony Brook Film Festival, New York, USA – jury award for best feature, 2021
  • Athens Marathon International Film Festival, Athens, Greece

– best feature award
– best supporting actress award for Natalija Teodosieva
– honorable mention for best director, best cinematography, best supporting actress for Sara Klimoska & PEOPLE’S CHOICE FOR BEST FEATURE, 2021

  • Across The Globe Film Festival – best actress in a leading role award: Natalija Teodosieva, 2021


Macedonia Timeless

  • International Tourfilm Festival, Płock, Poland, 2009 Best Commercial Spot
  • SILAFEST, 2009: Blue Danube Award for Best Cultural Tourist Film
  • International Festival of Tourist and Ecology Films, Serbia, 2009
  • Mobius Award, 1st place, Television, Recreation – Entertainment category, 2010


Tennessee

  • Rolling Stone Magazine, 1994: One of 100 best videos ever
  • The Village Voice, 1993: Best Video – runner-up
  • Platinum Record, 1993
  • MTV, 1992: Best Video – Rap
  • Billboard, 1992: Best Video: New Pop/Rock Act


1.72

  • Belgrade Alternative, 1985: Best Experimental Film


Thursday

  • USA Film Festival, 2014: Festival Award, National Competition


The End of Time

  • Aspen Shortsfest, 2017: Ellen Award, Official Competition
  • Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival, 2017: Special Mention, Experimental Competition
  • Berlin Experimental Film festival, 2017: Experimental non narratives, Official Competition
  • Belgrade Alternative Film/Video, 2017: Important Works of the Festival, Official Competition
  • SanGiò Verona Video Festival; 2018: Best editing, Official Competition
  • Tirana Film Festival: Best Art Video and Experimental Film, 2018
  • Wandering Reel Traveling Film Festival: Curator’s Choice, 2018


Achievement Awards

  • Golden Camera 300, Manaki Brothers International Film Festival, Bitola, 2017
  • Career Award, International Film Festival Fantasporto, Porto, 2016
  • UMD Macedonian Heritage Public Service Award, 2015
  • Great Star of Macedonian Cinema Award, Macedonian Society of Film Professionals, 2014
  • Honorary Doctorate, VGIK, Moscow, Russia, 2013
  • National Artist (awarded by the President of the Republic of Macedonia), 2012
  • Central European Initiative, Trieste, 2012
  • Ambassador of Culture of the Republic of Macedonia, 2007
  • Mother Theresa award for humanitarian work, Mother Theresa Foundation, 2002
  • October 11 for Major Achievement (highest peacetime award, Republic of Macedonia), 1995
  • Eastern Star Award, Trieste Film Festival, 2019
  • Special Award For Contribution To World Cinema – Sofia International Film Festival, 2020
Websitewww.manchevski.com

Work


Milcho Manchevski's acclaimed Before the Rain is considered "one of the greatest debut feature films in the history of cinema" (Annette Insdorf) and "one of the most important films of the decade" (Ann Kibbey). The New York Times included it in its Guide to the Best 1,000 Films Ever Made list.[2][3][4] It won the Golden Lion in Venice, Independent Spirit, was nominated for an Academy Award and won 30 other awards. He has also made the multiple award-winning Dust, Shadows,[2] Mothers, Bikini Moon and Willow, and the shorts The End of Time, Thursday, Macedonia Timeless, Tennessee and 1.73.

Manchevski has authored four exhibitions of photographs, works of fiction, books of essays, and performance art. His work had more than 350 festival screenings (including Venice, Berlin, Toronto, São Paulo, Istanbul, Tokyo, Jerusalem, Hong Kong, Stockholm, Valencia, Sundance, Cinequest, Raindance, Aspen, Jihlava, Mons, Shangai, Beijing, Goa, Bangalore, Sofia, Sarajevo, Thessaloniki, Jerusalem, Hong Kong, Moscow etc.). His films have been distributed in more than 50 countries. His work has been included in the curricula of numerous universities and has been the subject of two academic conferences (in Firenza and Leipzig); he holds an Honorary Doctorate from Moscow's VGIK. He has taught and lectured at the Feirstein Graduate School at Brooklyn College, Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, VGIK in Moscow, EICTV in Cuba, London Film School, University of Texas at Austin, Chicago University, Cambridge University, Cineteca di Bologna, Shanghai University, etc..

Manchevski won best director at the 2020 Raindance Film Festival for Willow.[5]


Filmography



Feature films


Year Film Director Writer Producer Awards / Notes
1994 Before the Rain[3] Yes Yes No Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival, Independent Spirit, Academy Award nomination, FIPRESCI
2001 Dust[6][7] Yes Yes No Golden Reel Award Nomination (Best Sound Editing), 2002
2007 Shadows[2][3] Yes Yes Yes Syracuse Film Festival, 2008: Best Actress nomination, Vesna Stanojevska, Park City Film Music Festival
2010 Mothers[8] Yes Yes Yes FEST: Special Jury Prize in the selection Europe Out of Europe, 2011, FEDEORA
2017 Bikini Moon[9][10] Yes Yes Yes Directors' Week Special Jury Award at Fantasporto
2019 Willow Yes Yes Yes Best Director at Raindance; Best Feature Film at Cinequest, Mostra de València – Silver Palm
Kaymak Yes Yes Yes In post-production

Short films



Television



Music videos



Art exhibitions


“There“, 2020

"Five Drops of Dream" (exhibition of photographic pentaptychs) 2010

"Street", 1999

"The Manifesto of Conceptualists"

"Faces"

"1am"

"How to Explain to a Live Rabbit the Joseph Beuys’ Work How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare"

"Riddle"

"1.74"

"The Editing of The Ghost of my Mother"

Thursday 2 (censored by Facebook)


Bibliography


The Ghost of My Mother, 2000

Truth and Fiction: Notes on (Exceptional) Faith in Art, 2012

Pictures, Words, and Lies, 2015

"Fiction"

"Screenplays"

"Essays"

"Translations"


References


  1. "Milcho Manchevski: Full Biography". maccinema.com. Kinoteka na Makedonija. Retrieved April 29, 2017.
  2. Holden, Stephen (January 29, 2009). "A Macedonian Ghost Story, Directed by Milcho Manchevski". The New York Times. Retrieved March 22, 2017.
  3. Dawson, Nick (March 8, 2017). "Milcho Manchevski, Shadows". Filmmaker Magazine. Retrieved March 22, 2017.
  4. Nichols, P.M.; Scott, A.O. (2004). The New York Times Guide to the Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made. Film Critics of the New York Times. St. Martin's Press. p. 91. ISBN 978-0-312-32611-1. Retrieved March 22, 2017.
  5. "Raindance Film Festival Announced from London". Retrieved 2020-11-12.
  6. "Retrospective of Milcho Manchevski's Work to Be Held in Brazil – Independent.mk". independent.mk. Retrieved 22 March 2017.
  7. History in Dust: An Interview with Milcho Manchevski Roderick Coover Film Quarterly; Winter 2004/2005; 58, 2; ProQuest Direct Complete, p. 2
  8. Senjanovic, Natasha (February 21, 2011). "Mothers: Berlin Review". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved March 22, 2017.
  9. Bruno Carmelo (2017-10-25). "Mostra de São Paulo 2017: "A Internet ainda não ajudou o cinema como ajudou a música", afirma Milcho Manchevski, diretor de Bikini Moon" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2017-11-08.
  10. Gui,Augusto (2017-10-21). "Bikini Moon [Resenha do Filme]" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2017-11-08.
  11. Bode, Gus (6 June 1997). "When Milcho Manchevski graduated from SIUC's film school in 1982, he had no idea that he would one day write and direct an Oscar nominated film". Daily Egyptian. Retrieved 25 March 2017.


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[de] Milčo Mančevski

Milčo Mančevski (in kyrillischer Schrift: Милчо Манчевски, häufig transkribiert als Milcho Manchevski; * 18. Oktober 1959 in Skopje) ist ein nordmazedonischer Filmregisseur und Drehbuchautor.
- [en] Milcho Manchevski

[ru] Манчевский, Милчо

Ми́лчо Ма́нчевский (макед. Милчо Манчевски) — македонский кинорежиссёр, сценарист.


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