Enea Çollaku

A fantastic crime film, which starts out as a mysterious murder case that has some historical roots in it, dating back to WWII. The mystery and the way our detective played by Llazi Sërbo dives into this interesting backstory to discover the real mastermind is quite similar to that of Peter Falk's famous Lt. Columbo's way of storytelling. Definitely a must-see.

Deda, the symbol of self-sacrifice, who takes the chances to fix the telephone lines deep in the snow storm. Based on a true story with a tragic ending, this film shares in a way the indoctrinative nature of the Albanian films of the 1960's and 70's. The film has its waypoints, but I wouldn't say a cult classic, even though it is a classic film in Albania.

Great film that indulges into the psychosis of a woman suffering from a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Amnesia, that all of a sudden passes out from a crisis. The writing is good and the visuals are great, especially during the torture scene, which just makes you feel like you're experiencing it with her. Also the way the doctor contributes into finding a way to make her memorise her life up to that point is quite well-made. Also it dives into the horrible life in the German Concentration Camp, where people were used as guinea pigs for inhuman experiments (Note: The experiments may be partially inaccurate for the WWII era, but it just shows what the human is capable of. Also the camp may not be accurate, but still it indulges that fear within you.). An interesting film.