Operation "Fire" (1973)
Kreshnik Martini is a spy who has infiltrated the ranks of an enemy agency.
Top billed cast
- Llazi SërboKreshniku
Ndrek LucaPjetër Mustakuqi
Tinka KurtiMrica
Marie LogoreciBardha
Albert VërriaHiluku- Ndrek PrelaBabai i Lleshit
Lec BushatiNdreca
Demir HyskjaKometa- Tonin UjkaGjethi i kuq
Sheri MitaGjin Martini
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