Filmmaker | Mitoshka Alkova

Documentary Films

Voices of AlUla

Voices of AlUla is a documentary centered around the search for sound; the search for what makes up the voice of a place. Through the intimate documentation of the local community in a small Saudi Arabian village, we find the voice of people. Only after this initial definition of voice do we discover the obsession with recording the sound of sand, palm, sun, wind, pollen...

This journey is punctuated by intricate sound design, photographic exploration and the curious wondering ear of the creators.

Directed, Produced and Co-Editor: Mitoshka Alkova

Cinematographer: Gianluca urdiroz Agati

Sound: Rebeca Alvaro

Funded by: British Council KSA, Arts University Bournemouth

Melita

Short documentary on the declining honeybee species in Malta, and the beekeepers trying to save the endemic bee.

Directed by: Mitoshka Alkova
Edited by: Jay Singh
Cinematography: Harrison Mullins

Do you sell boza?

(Director, 2019)

A documentary about the nostalgia of taste filmed in an eastern european grocery shop

Who is Bulgaria- Documentary series

(Co-director, Cinemaotgrapher, Co-editor, 2019/2020)

"Who is Bulgaria?’’ is a series of short documentary film portraits that aims to find out more about the life of the people of Bulgaria and what it means to be one. We are hoping to commence a season 2 after the release of the work we shot last year!
To follow our journey find us on:
Facebook- Who is Bulgaria

Just a line

(Director, Cinematographer, 2018)

Just a line is a short poetic documentary about how someone without sight interprets abstract concepts around them.

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JEDDAH

with the sound of a bell

Part of Doc in a Day Take 2

Make a documentary in a day with the theme:

"with the sound of a bell"

This is the process of writing a song

a hole in your socks is called a little potato in bulgarian

A short for the Doc in a Day collective

Life in Charcoal

(Cinematographer, Assistant Editor, 2017)
Celebrated artist Nick Bashall giving us an unique insight on what it takes for a man to express himself through his art.