Robert Naskov

A graduate in Film and TV Production from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Skopje, Robert Naskov started his professional career as a location assistant on Peacemaker (1997) produced by DreamWorks, SKG. In 2000, he produced the documentary series Dossier Skopje, which became the most popular national TV project. His film Bal-Can-Can (2005) was the highest-grossing film to date in Macedonia and was also awarded the best film in the region. He is a founder and CEO of Kino Oko production company which participated in EuropaCorp's production Human Zoo (2009). His career includes the European co-productions As If I'm Not There (2010) by Juanita Wilson, Balkan Is Not Dead (2012) by Aleksandar Popovski, The Third Half (2012) by Darko Mitrevski, Siska Deluxe (2015) by Jan Cvitkovic, Slovenia, Australia and Tomorrow the World (2017) by Marko Nabersnik, and The Liberation of Skopje (2016) a directorial debut of the renowned actor Rade Serbedzija. The Macedonian adaptation of the worldwide known TV serial In Treatment (2017) is also part of his filmography. He also worked on the European co-production Beyond The Horizon (2019) by Delphine Leherecey starring Laetitia Casta and Clémence Poésy and Netflix's TV series Into the Night (2020). He also produced the children's TV serial Zoki Poki (2020), a very popular domestic series that is broadcast at the National TV stations in Scandinavia. His short film North Pole (2021) by Marija Apcevska was selected in the Official Competition at Cannes Film Festival. Robert Naskov was President of the Macedonian Film Professionals Association from 2016-2010 and from 2014-2018. He is an active member of the European Film Academy and the European Producers Club.