Najdolgiot pat

1976
2h 4m

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March 1903. The Ottoman Empire is in a process of disintegration. Only Macedonia is not still liberated in the Balkans. The Macedonian revolutionary movement is in full growth. The Turks are... Read allMarch 1903. The Ottoman Empire is in a process of disintegration. Only Macedonia is not still liberated in the Balkans. The Macedonian revolutionary movement is in full growth. The Turks are trying to keep their last bastion in Europe. The Macedonian people are being exposed to t... Read allMarch 1903. The Ottoman Empire is in a process of disintegration. Only Macedonia is not still liberated in the Balkans. The Macedonian revolutionary movement is in full growth. The Turks are trying to keep their last bastion in Europe. The Macedonian people are being exposed to the most severe oppressions as it is due to the revenge of the Turks for supporting and pro... Read all

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Risto Siskov

Caus

Darko Damevski

Sekula

Petre Arsovski

Jovan
(as Petar Arsovski)

Sisman Angelovski

Petar Temelkovski

Duko
(as Petre Temelkovski)

Dusan Janicijevic

Sinan
(as Dusko Janikjijevikj)

Jordanco Cevrevski

Stevan
(as Danco Cevrevski)

Pance Kamdzik

Dzevdet

Nenad Milosavljevic

Krste
(as Nenad Milosavljevikj)

Meto Jovanovski

Kosta

Lütfü Seyfullah

Klisar
(as Ljutvi Sejfulah)

Gojko Mitic

Omer
(as Gojko Mitikj)

Firdaus Nebi

Muljezim

Dzemail Maksut

Jorgos

Ramadan Mamut

Trpe

Boris Corevski

Seiz

Kiril Psaltirov

Begalec
(as Kiro Psaltirov)

Fehmi Grubi

Hasan

Director
- Branko Gapo
Writer
- Petre M. Andreevski
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A masterpiece of the Macedonian cinematography

One of the best Macedonian films ever! It depicts the epic struggle of the Macedonian people for freedom and independence, which continues to the present day. Petre M. Andreevski, Branko Gapo, and Risto Siskov got together and made up the dream team of the Macedonian cinematography. Andreevski was actually one of the best Macedonian authors; his novel Pirej is considered one of the most important works written in the Macedonian language. Both the movie and the novel are a must see/read for anyone who would like to learn more about the Macedonians and their perseverance through history and nowadays. The main actor, Risto Siskov, was the best that Macedonia could ever offer in any regard. He plays brilliantly the role of the Turkish officer, Caus; ironically, in real life he was sentenced to prison because of his fight for the Macedonian independence and dignity, and he died subsequently at age 46.