Dimitrie Osmanli

Dimitrie Osmanli (1927–2006) was a Macedonian film, television, and theater director. He was the first academically graduated Macedonian, both film and theater, director. Osmanli was a multimedia director. Highly respected for introducing modern themes and genres in the age of socialist and patriotic realism, introducing the new creative approach with his first feature films, the short film "Puppets` Rebellion" (1957), and especially with the modern comedy "Peaceful Summer" (1961), a film keeping its charm and freshness up to date. One of the founders, the first dean, and a professor in the Faculty of Dramatic Arts ("Fakultet na dramski umetnosti") of the St.st. Cyrillus and Methodius University of Skopje. Dimitrie Osmanli was given a Macedonian Ministry of Culture award for his doyen contributions to the country's film industry. He was born in Bitola and lived in Skopje, and working in his country and abroad.

• The False Passport

  Assistant Director

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  Skopje's Dreams

  Director

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  First Evening

  Director

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  White Shirt

  Writer

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  Return from Paradise

  Director

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  Poppy

  Director

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  The Rebelion of the Dolls

  Director

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  13 November Quay

  Writer

• New Year Carousel

  Writer

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  The Twelve Teachers of Papradnik

  Director

• 1995Angels of the DumpsDirector
• 1988Skopje's DreamsDirector
• 1974First EveningDirector
• 1974EncounterDirector
• 1973New Year CarouselWriter
• 1973White ShirtWriter
• 1973People and BirdsWriter
• 1971ThirstDirector
• 1969Return from ParadiseDirector
• 1967MementoDirector
• 1965The Twelve Teachers of PapradnikDirector
• 196413 November QuayWriter
• 1962PoppyDirector
• 1961A Quiet SummerDirector
• 1959The False PassportAssistant Director
• 1957The Rebelion of the DollsDirector
• 1956Bursting into Flaming TorchesDirector