The film was sold to Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Philippines and East Timor. This makes it one of the few Macedonian films distributed in these countries.

“For the European distribution of the film, negotiations are underway after the screening in the 2017 Cannes' Marché du Film,” the production company Sisters and Brother Mitevski announced.

Based on a true, as yet unsolved occurrence, When the Day Had No Name provides a sensitive insight into the lives of the young generation, that encapsulates the dynamics of a multi-ethnic country with a faltering economy.

The script was written by Teona Strugar Mitevska and Elma Tataragić. César Award-winning French cinematographer Agnès Godard is the DoP and Stefan Stanbenow and Sophie Vercruysse edited. The art director is Vuk Mitevski with costumes are by Slavonian Monika Lorber. The main characters are played by Leon Ristov, Hanis Bagashov, Stefan Kitanovic, Dragan Mishevski, Ivan Vrtev Soptrajanov, Igorco Postolov, Perunika Kiselički, Ines Hodic, Erina Poplavska, Labina Mitevska.

Labina Mitevska produced through Sisters and Brother Mitevski in coproduction with Vertigo from Slovenia and Entre Chien et Loup from Belgium.

Macedonian Film Agency, Eurimages, Centre du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles supported the film.