Mark Topallaj

Sokol, a young man, joins Bajram Curri's troops in the Democratic Revolution of 1924.

Based on the true story of the Vig heroes, about 5 soldier friends who get executed by the Nazis in the north of Albania.

Bela, a young bride, is being escorted to the house of her new husband, Gani, who will soon leave to become a partisan.

The foreign representatives of the Rubik mine come from Tirana and Italy to suppress the revolt of the indignant miners.

Within beauty lurks danger: at least that is what Albanian communist censors thought. Which is probably why this lavishly shot and seemingly innocuous tribute to the Albanian landscape – where we see pretty, fashionable young people marvel at historic towns over the Adagio for Strings, among other Western music – was shelved and never seen again until today.

Film about enemy agents trying to infiltrate the Albanian military.