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“Nat e Dit”, festivali që sjell kinematografinë shqiptare në Finlandë

By Drin Reçica

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Helsinki bëhet nikoqire e festivalit të filmit shqiptar “Nat e Dit”

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Më 28 dhe 29 nëntor, kryeqyteti finlandez do të mirëpresë edicionin e parë të festivalit “Nat e Dit”, i cili sjell filma bashkëkohorë nga Kosova dhe Shqipëria, përfshirë vepra të vlerësuara në festivale ndërkombëtare, transmeton albinfo.ch. Kinematografia shqiptare do të prezantohet në Finlandë përmes festivalit të filmit “Nat e Dit”, i cili për herë të parë do të organizohet më 28 dhe 29 nëntor 2026, në ambientet e kinemasë Kino Konepaja në Helsinki. Ky aktivitet i ri kulturor synon të sjellë më afër publikut finlandez krijimtarinë filmike të Kosovës dhe Shqipërisë, duke prezantuar produksione bashkëkohore që kanë tërhequr vëmendjen edhe në skenën ndërkombëtare. Në programin e festivalit janë përfshirë filma të njohur, ndër ta “Shame and Money”, me regji të Visar Morinës, dhe “Dua”, me regji të Blerta Bashollit. Krahas shfaqjeve filmike, aktiviteti do të përfshijë edhe diskutime dhe veprimtari të tjera kulturore. Përmes këtij festivali synohet krijimi i urave lidhëse ndërmjet…

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“Nat e Dit”, festivali që sjell kinematografinë shqiptare në Finlandë

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