Kosovo and Albania in the focus of the "goEast Film Festival" in Germany

"goEast Film Festival" is an international film festival held annually in Wiesbaden, Germany. This festival aims to promote cinema from Central and Eastern Europe, including Kosovo and Albania. "goEast Film Festival" this year had a special section called "Albanien und Kosovo: Focus", which is dedicated to cinema from Kosovo and Albania. The Cinematographic Center of Kosovo states that in this festival, the films from these countries represent the latest developments in their cinematography, but a special support for this focus has come from the world-famous singer, Rita Ora, the granddaughter of Besim Sahatçi. "She has shown her commitment to promoting cinema from Albania and Kosovo, becoming a powerful ambassador for the film and culture of these two countries. This support has brought increased attention to the section and has helped increase awareness of cinema from Kosovo and Albania, says the KKK. This section is designed to showcase a selection of excellent films from these two countries, providing a platform to explore their cinema and present unique stories and perspectives. In this section, a selection of films from Kosovo and Albania have been shown, including titles such as: "Era dhe lisi" by Besim Sahatçiu, "I dear enemy", "Dams of Resistance", "The Guardian", "Another Day" , "Daybreak", "117" by Besim Sahatçiu, "In search of Venus" by Norika Sefa and "I Love You More" by Erblin Nushi. These films represent a wide range of genres, including drama, comedy and documentaries. The film center in Kosovo says that the participation of films from Kosovo and Albania in the "goEast Film Festival" is an important sign of the development of cinema in these countries and contributes to their promotion on the international stage. The festival is an important event to attend for those interested in the cinema of South-Eastern European countries.