Krsto Totochevski is a trilingual Actor (Bulgarian, Serbian, and English). He has a multicultural background with Macedonian, Bulgarian, Greek, and Serbian heritage. Krsto is the son of Sonja Micevska-Totochevska, who holds a Master's in Management in Education, and Ljuben Totochevski, an economist. He spent a significant portion of his childhood in Skopje, staying engaged in various sports, including football, basketball, and table tennis. From an early age, he showed a keen interest in learning English, attending courses to enhance his skills in the English language and computer literacy. He completed his secondary education at a medical school, specializing in dental technology. As a lifelong film enthusiast, he decided to pursue a degree at the ESRA Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Skopje, where he studied under the guidance of respected instructors Meto Jovanovski and Magdalena Rizova-Cernich. During his first year as a student, he caught the attention of Yugoslav film director Stefan Sidovski, leading to his starring role in the short film Paranoia, which gained recognition at the Manaki Brothers film festival in Bitola, Cinedays in Skopje, and festivals in Cannes and Berlin. Krsto continued to engage in filmmaking by working on his next short film, Personality, where he took on the lead role under the direction of Tony Ristovski, participating again in the Manaki Brothers festival and Cinedays. Next, he appeared in a supporting role in the short film Taxi, directed by Arben Feyzulu. With Maksim Ilkovski as director, he starred in another short film titled Admit One. He is also featured in the main role of The Smuggler, directed by Maja Dreca-Risteski. 
His passion for cinema is evident as he enjoys both watching and creating films.