Trajče Popov

Trajče Popov was a Macedonian film director, screenwriter, and cinematographer, recognized as a pioneer in Macedonian cinema. He is best known for directing Makedonska krvava svadba (Macedonian Blood Wedding, 1967), a film that portrays the resistance of Macedonian people against Ottoman rule. This work is considered a classic in Macedonian film history. Popov's contributions significantly shaped the development of the film industry in North Macedonia.

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  In the Mountains of Yugoslavia

  Assistant Director

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  Birds and Fish

  Director

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  Foundations of Solidarity

  Writer

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  We Are Asking for Bread

  Director

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  Murgosh - The Sharplaninec

  Director

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  Macedonian Blood Wedding

  Director

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  White Dawns

  Director

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  Rhythm and Sound

  Director

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  Dojran Lake

  Director

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  Hailing of the Spring

  Director

• 1998In ContinuoDirector
• 1983LiquidatorDirector
• 1977The VerdictDirector
• 1970The Wedding of the SharplaninecDirector
• 1968Hailing of the SpringDirector
• 1968A Letter from SkopjeDirector
• 1967Macedonian Blood WeddingDirector
• 1966Foundations of SolidarityWriter
• 1964The Rule of RiceDirector
• 1963Catastrophe, Sufferings, HopesAssistant Director
• 1962Elemental ForceDirector
• 1962We Are Asking for BreadDirector
• 1962Abandoned AltarsDirector
• 1961Birds and FishDirector
• 1961Dojran LakeDirector
• 1960Murgosh - The SharplaninecDirector
• 1958Miss StoneWriter
• 1958In the Embrace of Shar MountainDirector
• 1957MerinoWriter
• 1957PologDirector
• 1957Polog (Tourist Review)Director
• 1955Rhythm and SoundDirector
• 1953Tito Among UsDirector
• 1952White DawnsDirector
• 1951Our First SparksDirector
• 1950Along the Valley of Vardar RiverDirector
• 1950National Culture WeekDirector
• 1949October 11thWriter
• 1948Throughout Pirin MacedoniaDirector
• 1947Grain for the PeopleDirector
• 1946In the Mountains of YugoslaviaAssistant Director