When in 1961 Albania broke off its relations with the Soviet Union, Albanian men married to foreign women were forced to split up with their wives and drive them away. The official reason: fear of espionage. Thus a coercive mass expulsion of women and children started in Albania. Those, who did not obey, spent years in prisons. Families were torn apart for more than 30 years. Today these families are trying to reunite. Will they succeed?
The film tells the stories of three of these couples, and of those apparatchiks and officers of the secret services who brought about their
destruction.
The film tells the stories of three of these couples, and of those apparatchiks and officers of the secret services who brought about their
destruction.
Director: Adela Peeva
Script: Adela Peeva
Cinematography: Joro Nedelkov
Music: Fatos Kerimi
Production: Adela Media – Adela Peeva
With the support of Bulgarian National Film Center
Duration: 66 min
Script: Adela Peeva
Cinematography: Joro Nedelkov
Music: Fatos Kerimi
Production: Adela Media – Adela Peeva
With the support of Bulgarian National Film Center
Duration: 66 min