Milcho Manchevski (b. 1959)

Alias:
Milčo Mančevski
Милчо Манчевски

Birthplace:
Skopje, Macedonia

Born:
August 18, 1959

Milcho Manchevski wrote and directed the feature films Before the Rain (1994), Dust (2001), Shadows (2007) and Mothers (2011), over 50 short forms, including Thursday (2013), the experimental film 1.73 (1984) and the music video Tennessee (1991) for Arrested Development. He has also been a director on HBO's The Wire (2002).

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Director:
1981  The Tenant
1985  Badass Grandmother
1992  Arrested Development: Tennessee
1994  Before the Rain
2001  Dust
2007  Shadows
2011  Mothers
2013  Thursday
2013  Venice 70: Future Reloaded
2017  Bikini Moon
2017  The End of Time
2019  Willow
2022  Kaymak

Story:
1981  The Tenant
1985  Badass Grandmother
1992  Arrested Development: Tennessee
1994  Before the Rain
2001  Dust
2007  Shadows
2011  Mothers
2013  Thursday
2013  Venice 70: Future Reloaded
2017  Bikini Moon
2017  The End of Time
2019  Willow
2022  Kaymak

Writer:
1981  The Tenant
1985  Badass Grandmother
1992  Arrested Development: Tennessee
1994  Before the Rain
2001  Dust
2007  Shadows
2011  Mothers
2013  Thursday
2013  Venice 70: Future Reloaded
2017  Bikini Moon
2017  The End of Time
2019  Willow
2022  Kaymak

Director:
2002  The Wire

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