a film by: Ermir Keta

Ben tirelessly teaches his daughter Ana to swim, not for glory or triumph but for a deeper, heartfelt purpose.

In a deserted city, former swimming champion Ben lives with his daughter Ana. Ben teaches Ana to swim, but she misunderstands his intent, dreaming of her own swimming success. One night, the truth comes to light.

A group of seven children, obliged to live based on the codes of KANUN, meet and discuss the story of Abel and Cain. By creating their own dream space, partially consciously and partially not, they create an analogy between their own stories and the biblical fables. Stuck in the fine line between reality and forgetfulness, this is one of the few chances they have to face their traumas and their emotions. .

a film by: Genti Korini

Set in April 1978 in a retro-futuristic abandoned place, two men, the Artist and the Critic have a mysterious encounter. They engage in a tense-intense philosophical conversation about the role of modernist art and aesthetics in society,*

The Van finally stops, the doors open and the Son comes out alive. A few more fights and he will be able to pay his way out of Albania, and hopefully, take his Father with him.