Sydney Premier of A Name is a Name

**Risto the Great** · 03-01-2010, 10:32 PM

What a lovely looking theatre.
Glad to hear it went well!

**Coolski** · 03-01-2010, 10:40 PM

That old baba made the whole documentary in my opinion. She told it how it is straight up. We need to send her to the United Nations.

The Sydney State theatre is quite a beautiful building.

**The LION will ROAR** · 03-01-2010, 10:54 PM

The State theatre was built 1920s specifically to show 'talking pictures.' When opened it was billed as ‘The Empire’s greatest theatre’, which referred both to seating numbers and interior treatments.

I ask the question to both Sigurjon and Jason if there would be a Sequel (Part II & III)
Part II: Views of the Macedonians living in the occupied parts of Macedonia
Part III:Views of the Macedonian Diaspora

Then I also gave him a list of other examples they can look into making a documentary..
Deca Begalci Refugee children
The Partition of Macedonia 1913
and So forth....

Their reply was why not, but they still have allot of work to get this Documentary out and then into DVD...So lets just hope...or hopefully encourage other film makers to participate in Macedonia and it's History

**Bij** · 03-02-2010, 05:23 AM

Is it playing again?

**Bill77** · 03-02-2010, 05:40 AM

Originally posted by Bij View Post

Is it playing again?

Did you miss it Bij? come to Melbourne i kje odime zajedno

**Boge** · 03-02-2010, 08:13 AM

A Port boy comes through in Sydney, man I was so happy to see who it was behind the promos with this film. The man�s an old Port boy who come good and moved out of the town.

Great night at the Australian Premiere. The Baba and Pasko kicked ass. If you haven�t seen the film, �Odete Videte�.

The whole evening was well thought out from MC to screening and question time. And the MC was opnata in my thinking.

**Prolet** · 03-02-2010, 08:26 AM

Boge, Tell us about that Fisherman from Trpejca?

I just heard the interview with Jason Miko and Sigurson the Director they both seem pretty good actually. Ico Interviewed them both..

**Dejan** · 03-02-2010, 07:55 PM

Originally posted by The LION will ROAR View Post

The State theatre was built 1920s specifically to show 'talking pictures.' When opened it was billed as �The Empire�s greatest theatre�, which referred both to seating numbers and interior treatments.

I ask the question to both Sigurjon and Jason if there would be a Sequel (Part II & III)
Part II: Views of the Macedonians living in the occupied parts of Macedonia
Part III:Views of the Macedonian Diaspora

Then I also gave him a list of other examples they can look into making a documentary..
Deca Begalci Refugee children
The Partition of Macedonia 1913
and So forth....

Their reply was why not, but they still have allot of work to get this Documentary out and then into DVD...So lets just hope...or hopefully encourage other film makers to participate in Macedonia and it's History

So that was you who asked these questions? Bravos brat, I remember these questions being asked. Great question, and I'm sure it gave the director and producer something to think about in the future. You are now officially a celebrity!

**The LION will ROAR** · 03-02-2010, 07:58 PM

Originally posted by Dejan View Post

So that was you who asked these questions? Bravos brat, I remember these questions being asked. Great question, and I'm sure it gave the director and producer something to think about in the future. You are now officially a celebrity!

Thank's Dejan, it was me.. But just had a bit of stage fright and my words didn't come out the way i wanted to...lol
I guess I'm not made for public speaking...hehehe

**Dejan** · 03-02-2010, 08:13 PM

i think you did well mate.

**Boge** · 03-03-2010, 08:54 AM

Originally posted by Prolet View Post

Boge, Tell us about that Fisherman from Trpejca?

I just heard the interview with Jason Miko and Sigurson the Director they both seem pretty good actually. Ico Interviewed them both..

Were you at the Australian premiere Prolet? What were your impressions of the evening?