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ClosedNorth Macedonia Film Agency · 2026

Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support

Quick Facts

Agency: North Macedonia Film Agency
Funding: Varies (e.g., 130,081 EUR / 8m MKD awarded in previous cycle)
Deadline: Check Source
Article covers the second batch of 2025 grants already awarded; no future deadlines provided.
Status: Closed
Eligibility: Review official notice for complete eligibility requirements.
Grant Type: Implementation
Geographic Scope: International

About This Grant

Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support is sponsored by North Macedonia Film Agency. The North Macedonia Film Agency provides production grants for long documentaries with majority Macedonian support. The agency aims to develop and promote the film industry in North Macedonia through continuous support for film production.

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GRANTS: North Macedonia Film Agency Announces Production Grants for 2025 - FilmNewEurope. com 2021 Year of Recovery for Film in Visegrad Countries EFP Producers on the Move ScripTeast Projects - 10 Years Ji.

hlava IDFF Emerging Producers FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project 2021 Film and Games Convergence: Need to Know News for Investors Year of German Central European Films 2024 Year of French Central European Films 2025 International Screen Institute 2026 GRANTS: North Macedonia Film Agency Announces Production Grants for 2025 SKOPJE: The North Macedonia Film Agency distributed 1. 57 m EUR / 97.

3 m MKD as production grants for feature, short, animated and documentary films, as well as minority coproductions, in the second batch of production grants in 2025. A total of 20 films received financial support. Three debut feature films with Macedonian majority participation received support in this call.

The largest grant, amounting to 300,407 EUR / 18. 5 m MKD, was awarded to Radovan Petrovic for his feature film Don’t Cry, Darling / Ne placi duso , produced by Partisans Production.

Sasha Stanishic will shoot his first feature Returning Home / Vrakanje doma , produced by Cutaway , with the support of 276,422 EUR / 17 m MKD, while Nikolche Popovski will shoot the debut titled Passengers / Patnici , produced by Cinnamon Media Factory, with 243,902 EUR / 15 m EUR. Norwegian-Macedonian director Izer Aliu also received approximately 292,682 EUR / 18 m MKD for his fourth feature film, produced by Movie M Production.

Four minority coproductions, including films directed by Serbian director Srđan Dragojević, Montenegrin Ivan Bakrač and one film co-directed by Slovenian director Goran Vojnović and Macedonian director Aleksandar Popovski, received production backing. Additionally, two long documentaries, eight short fiction films, and two short documentaries were backed in the second batch of production funding.

The grants were announced on 31 December 2025. Click HERE to see the grants chart.

Latest from Marina Lazarevska Macedonian/Croatian/Slovenian Doc Ruins by Elena Chemerska to Premiere in Shanghai PRODUCTION: Marija Apchevska Petrovska Starts Shooting Spring Cleaning GRANTS: North Macedonia Film Agency Announces First Production Grants for 2026 North Macedonia's Cinema Screenings and Admissions Decreased in 2025 North Macedonia to Channel Gambling Levies into Film PRODUCTION: Stojan Vujičić Shoots Sophomore Feature Snowman More in this category: « Tamara Kotevska's The Tale of Silyan Nominated for 37th Annual Producers Guild Awards BOX OFFICE: Domestic Admissions Nearly Triple in North Macedonia in 2025 » The Film New Europe (FNE) Association is the networking platform for film professionals in the CEE/SEE/Baltics region.

The webportal and FNE newswire was chosen as the MAIN TOOL to achieve the network’s objectives of the sharing of know how, visibility of regional cultural diversity and finally the VOICE of the region. FNE’s objectives include VISIBILITY for the region and AUDIENCES for films by providing a special focus on the region.

Eligibility Requirements

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Who can apply for Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Review official notice for complete eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

How much funding does Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support offer?

The current listing shows varies (e.g., 130,081 EUR / 8m MKD awarded in previous cycle). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.

Who funds Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support?

Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support is funded by North Macedonia Film Agency. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

Is Long Documentaries with Majority Macedonian Support open internationally?

This listing is flagged as international in scope. Check the official notice for country-specific restrictions before applying.

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