No 1966
In the quiet streets of post-war Macedonia, three young boys stumble upon a relic of conflict—a forgotten weapon from a previous era. What begins as innocent play soon spirals into a chilling exploration of youth's fascination with danger and the weight of history.
Director: Ljubiša Georgievski
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is No (1966) about?
The film follows three boys who discover an old weapon from a past conflict and turn it into a dangerous game. What starts as innocent exploration spirals into a tense reflection on the blurred line between play and peril.
Who directed No?
No (1966) was directed by Ljubiša Georgievski, a filmmaker known for his evocative storytelling in Macedonian cinema.
Who stars in No?
The film stars Mate Boškovski, Slavče Buntovski, and Nikola Čeribevski in the roles of the three boys at the center of this tense drama.
Is No (1966) worth watching?
Despite its short runtime, 'No' offers a gripping exploration of childhood innocence and the shadows of war. If you enjoy thought-provoking short films with a historical edge, this Martian war drama is well worth your time.
How long is No?
The runtime of 'No (1966)' is 12 minutes.
About No (1966) — A Short Drama Where Childhood Play Meets War's Relics
In the quiet streets of post-war Macedonia, three young boys stumble upon a relic of conflict—a forgotten weapon from a previous era. What begins as innocent play soon spirals into a chilling exploration of youth's fascination with danger and the weight of history. Director Ljubiša Georgievski crafts a haunting mini-drama in 'No (1966)', blending the raw energy of childhood curiosity with the sobering reality of war's lingering shadows.
Set against the backdrop of a nation still healing, the film lingers on themes of innocence lost and the blurred line between games and peril. Georgievski's tight 12-minute runtime amplifies the tension, making every moment feel charged with unseen consequences. With a cast led by Mate Boškovski, Slavče Buntovski, and Nikola Čeribevski, this short but impactful drama lingers long after the credits roll.