"We live in a world where funerals are more important than the deceased, where weddings are more important than love, and appearance is more important than memory. We live in a society where packaging is valued, and the content is despised. "

We are addicted to buying. Materialism feeds us, that desire to have, to buy, to gather. Newer model, faster, more expensive.

Funerals are more important than the deceased. In a desperate attempt to leave a good image behind, we will stop our tears, stifle our emotions. It is more important what kind of lunch will be served, what kind of flowers to set.

A dignified farewell to the deceased has become a thoughtful noun, and something so sad as the funeral has turned into an arena for competition and show.

Not to mention weddings. Everything is more important than understanding, trust and compromise. They replaced expensive hairstyles, make-up, buns, wedding cake, appetizers and invitations. As if they are necessary for a good and successful marriage.

Wedding as an event is more important than love. There can be no love - there must be a wedding!

And finally, we'll look at each other like long-forgotten old friends, turn off our phones and start behaving like humans, not robots.

As it was announced SP BTR Production started filming its latest documentary on the origin, history, tradition, culture and identity of the Roma nation "Sky, Wheel, Land".

The first flap and destination is Russia. On the way to the far side of the BTR Production team for Moscow, the Skopje team is made up of Zoran Dimov - producer Erhan Demir as cameraman Bajram Severdjan as an actor - narrator, and in Moscow they will be accompanied by Nadezhda Demeter, a Roma expert history, then Anatoly Butakov a fellow from Russia, and more prominent Russian Roma.

It is planned that in addition to interviews and talks, the Roma Festival, held in Moscow, will also feature a number of populated Roma settlements and Russian Roma.

Filming will take place there until the end of October, followed by talks with prominent Roma historians, including Dr Rajko Djuric, Trajko Petrovski MA, linguist Ljuan Koka, journalist Dragoljub Ackovic and others.

In early November, he will leave for Romania immediately.