POTSDAM -- The 2019 Macedonian film “Honeyland” directed by Ljubomir Stefanov and Tamara Kotevska will be the next featured film at the Cinema 10 series at the Roxy Theater on Main Street on Sept. 23.

The movie is 87 minutes and not rated.

“Honeyland,” the most awarded film at Sundance this year, follows the daily life of Hatidze Muratova, Macedonia’s last traditional female beekeeper, struggling to preserve ancient beekeeping practices.

Set in a remote corner of the country, “Honeyland” provides a glimpse of a life unlike our own as well as a “clear microcosm of the tension between sustainability and industrialization; between restraint and a catastrophic lack of foresight” writes David Ehrlich of IndieWire.

The following films additional films are scheduled in coming weeks:

• Sept. 30 “The Last Black Man in San Francisco” (2019, USA, d. Joe Talbot) 120 min R

• Oct. 7 “Coming Home” (2019, USA, d. Bess O’Brian) 90 min NR, Q&A with director after the film

• Oct. 21 “I Am Rohingya: A Genocide in Four Acts” (2018, Canada, d. Yusuf Zine) 84 min NR, Q&A with director after the film

• Oct. 28 “Hail Satan?” (2019, USA, d. Penny Lane) 95 min R

• Nov. 4 “The Burial of Kojo” (2018, Ghana/USA, d. Sam Blitz Bazawule) 80 min NR

• Nov. 11 “Woman at War / Kona fer í stríð” (2018, Iceland/France/Ukraine, d. Benedikt Erlingsson) 101 min NR

• Nov. 19 “Amazing Grace” (2018, USA, d. Allan Elliott and Sydney Pollack) 89 min G.

The Cinema 10 series aims to bring films to the area which are significant artistically, socially or politically, but which generally are not popular enough in the mass market to reach local theaters.

Films are shown at 7:15 p.m. Mondays at the Roxy Theater, 20 Main St. Season tickets are $45 or $35 for students and senior citizens. Individual tickets are $5.50 or $4.50 for students and seniors, available at the door.