Kole Angelovski
Born in Skopje, 14.03.1943. He is a film, theater and television actor and director. He graduated in acting from the Academy for Theater, Film, Radio and Television in Belgrade. He was still a student in 1962 when he debuted as an actor in the Yugoslav film `Sasha` directed by Radenko Ostoic and he was awarded the `Debut Award` at the Film Festival in Pula (1963). At the same festival in 1965 he was also awarded the `Best Young Actor` award for his role in the film `To Come and Stay` directed by Branko Bauer.
Since 1967 he has worked in the Theater of Drama in Skopje. Angelovski directed two feature films. For his first film `Father` (We are Cursed, Irena), 1973 he was awarded the prestigious `Kokan Rakonjac` Award at the Film Festival in Pula. He also wrote the second film comedy `Weekend of Deceased Persons` and was awarded the `Gold Fish` Award for directing at the Film Comedy Festival in Golubac, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Angelovski has also directed numerous theater performances.
Awards: 1963 FYFF, Pula, Best Debut Actor / `Sasha`
1965 FYFF, Pula, Best Young Actor / `To Come and Stay`
1973 FYFF, Pula, `Kokanj Rakonjac` for most poetical film of a debut director / `Father (We are Cursed Irina)`
1988 FF, Golubac (Comedy Festival), `Gold Fish`, First Prize for direction / `Weekend of Deceased Persons`
1988 FF, Golubac (Comedy Festival), Third Prize from the audience / `Weekend of Deceased Persons`
Filmography:
1966: Till Victory аnd Beyond (Supporting Role)
1967: A Path (Screenplay)
1967: Macedonian Bloody Wedding (Leading Role)
1967: Memento (Supporting Role)
1969: Time Without War (Supporting Role)
1971: Macedonian Part of Hell (Leading Role)
1971: Thirst (Leading Role)
1973: Father (We are Cursed, Irina) (Director, Screenplay)
1979: While The Water Quietly Murmurs (Director)
1980: The Lead Brigade (Leading Role)
1981: The Red Horse (Leading Role)
1982: The Southern Trail (Leading Role)
1984: Didn (Leading Role)
1988: A Weekend of Deceased Persons (Director)
