Aco Kabadaya
Nov 19, 2011 · 51m
Director
Dean Damjanovski, Filip JovanovskiOverview
"Kabadaya" is a Turkish term, which is made up of the words "kaba" and "dahija" (daja), and most generally means a big boaster, bigot. Starting from this characteristic of the city Bitola, the authors of the film made in 2005 cross-section several generations of cultural and social life in the city.
Cast of Aco Kabadaya
Martin MirčevskiProfesorot / Kabadajamen- Aleksandar JovanovskiMakedonski selanec / Kelner
- Ljubinka IvanovskaTV Voditel
- Stevče Stojkovski
- Zoran Lazarevski 'Paljo'
- Zoran Veljanov 'Mars'
- Zlatko Andonovski 'Chaktis'
- Zlatko Žoglev
- Ice Stanojovski 'Gobac'
- Mende Petkovski
- Velčo Petrovski 'Papal'
- Stevo Božinovski
- Kire Božinovski 'Katanga'
- Malik Zuhdi 'Zudi'
- Cane Georgievski 'Boksero'
- Slave Apotekar
- Mihail Simonovski
- Vladimir Simonovski
Crew of Aco Kabadaya
- Dean DamjanovskiDirector, Writer, Producer
- Filip JovanovskiDirector, Writer, Producer
- Dimitar KolondzoskiDirector of Photography
- Diogen Hadži-Kosta MilevskiEditor, Assistant Director, Sound Editor
- ParketiMusic
- Oliver JosifovskiMusic
- Lidija MalenkovaMakeup Artist
- Marija GjeorgievskaCasting Director
- Jane KachanskiSound
- Filip GrčevskiSpecial Effects
About Aco Kabadaya
What is Aco Kabadaya about?
"Kabadaya" is a Turkish term, which is made up of the words "kaba" and "dahija" (daja), and most generally means a big boaster, bigot. Starting from this characteristic of the city Bitola, the authors of the film made in 2005 cross-section several generations of cultural and social life in the city.
When was Aco Kabadaya released?
Aco Kabadaya was released on November 19, 2011.
How long is Aco Kabadaya?
Aco Kabadaya runs 51 minutes.
Who directed Aco Kabadaya?
Aco Kabadaya was directed by Dean Damjanovski and Filip Jovanovski.
Who is in the cast of Aco Kabadaya?
The cast of Aco Kabadaya includes Martin Mirčevski (Profesorot / Kabadajamen), Aleksandar Jovanovski (Makedonski selanec / Kelner), Ljubinka Ivanovska (TV Voditel), Stevče Stojkovski and Zoran Lazarevski 'Paljo'.