Atila (2018)
Kujtim, a fisherman trapped between a haunting past and a hopeless present, works on his father-in-law’s boat. At a crossroads in life, he takes a perilous gamble and ventures deep into the sea.
Top billed cast
Bruno ShllakuToma
Nik XhelilajKujtim- Lulzim ZeqjaThe Smuggler
- Ermir JonkaFahrid
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