PANKOT NJE E MRTOV

Mirsa, once frontman of the most popular punk band in Macedonia, is to organise a reunion concert. Initially he remains sceptical, the gig having been scheduled to take place in the Albanian stronghold of Debar. Ultimately however money talks and thus he sets off to the Serbian city of Leskovac, as well as Sarajevo, in order to convince his fellow former band members of the idea.

Taking digs at the decreed multiculturalism, both an Albanian bassist and Roma trumpeter having been imposed upon the band, as well as Macedonian national chauvinism, this authentic portrait of an attitude towards life having come of age accordingly falls between the political stools characteristic of present-day Macedonia.