AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFilm & Festivals: Montenegro’s Herceg Novi Film Festival has unveiled the programme for its 39th edition (22–28 August), with FIAPF accreditation and a line-up featuring Marijana Janković’s Home and documentary winner To Hold a Mountain, plus Golden Mimosa competition titles from Slovenia and Serbia. Football (North Macedonia tie): Hibs head to Skopje for the Conference League second leg vs KF Shkendija with a 2–1 first-leg lead, while manager David Gray says key creators Jamie McGrath and Callum Wright are back in fitness for the push. Local Film Production: Macedonian director Marjan Gavrilovski has started shooting Ants / Mravki, a dark comedy drama backed by the North Macedonia Film Agency, tackling homophobia and a hidden police cover-up. Music & Education: A Skopje-based film music course has selected an LCM (UWL) composition student for FAME’s Institute training in orchestration and scoring. Tech for Musicians: Xaoc Devices has released the Skopje dual quantizer, aimed at microtonal setups and fast, hands-on composition. Public Safety: North Macedonia’s crisis center issued a code red warning for very high fire risk across eastern, central, and southern regions.
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