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A Quiet Summer 1961

★ 5.03 votes99 min📅 1961-05-17

"First Macedonian comedy."

Step into the charming world of A Quiet Summer (1961), a delightful Macedonian comedy directed by Dimitrie Osmanli. The film follows the lives of young scientist Zare and his wife Mira, who find themselves under the watchful eyes of their curious neighbors in a rented apartment.

Director: Dimitrie Osmanli

Cast

Ljupka Džundeva
Mira Mišeska
Slobodan 'Cica' Perović
Slobodan 'Cica' Perović
Zare Mišeski
Meri Boškova
Nada
Ilija Milčin
Profesorot Nestor Gievski
Petar Prličko
Petar Prličko
Striko Tale
Ilija Džuvalekovski
Ilija Džuvalekovski
Haralampie
Darko Damevski
Darko Damevski
Darko 'Levičarot'
Stojka Cekova
Verče
Mira Oljenji
Anče Džambazova
Žaba

Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Quiet Summer (1961) about?

The film follows the lives of a young scientist and his wife as they navigate their daily life amidst the constant scrutiny of their curious neighbors.

Who directed A Quiet Summer?

Dimitrie Osmanli directed A Quiet Summer (1961), bringing his unique vision to the screen.

Who stars in A Quiet Summer?

Ljupka Džundeva, Slobodan 'Cica' Perović, and Meri Boškova shine in the lead roles of A Quiet Summer (1961).

Is A Quiet Summer (1961) worth watching?

While A Quiet Summer (1961) may not have received an IMDb rating, its lighthearted atmosphere and comedic tone make it a worthwhile watch for fans of Macedonian cinema.

How long is A Quiet Summer?

A Quiet Summer (1961) has a runtime of 99 minutes.

About A Quiet Summer (1961) — A Lighthearted Comedy Set in the Charming Macedonian Countryside.

Step into the charming world of A Quiet Summer (1961), a delightful Macedonian comedy directed by Dimitrie Osmanli. The film follows the lives of young scientist Zare and his wife Mira, who find themselves under the watchful eyes of their curious neighbors in a rented apartment. With Mira's talent for designing theater costumes and Zare's scientific expertise, they try to navigate their daily life amidst the constant scrutiny. However, when Zare is given the opportunity to work at the Ethnographic Museum in Ohrid, the family sees it as a chance to escape their stressful situation and start anew.

A Quiet Summer (1961) is a heartwarming tale that explores the themes of family, community, and the importance of finding one's own space. With its lighthearted atmosphere and comedic tone, this film is sure to leave audiences smiling. Ljupka Džundeva and Slobodan 'Cica' Perović deliver outstanding performances as the lead couple, making their characters' struggles and triumphs all the more relatable.