Broken April

The film centers on the events of April 1939, a month filled with both joy and sorrow for writer Besian Vorpsi and his wife Diana. Their honeymoon coincides with a moment of deep personal tragedy.

Gjorg Berisha, another key character, is facing the end of his freedom in the mountains due to the Kanun, a code of law that dictates he must confine himself after avenging his brother's death. The narrative intricately weaves these personal stories against the backdrop of historical context, making it a significant piece for those interested in the interplay of personal and cultural histories.

Known also by the titles The Uninvited and Unwanted Guests, this film highlights the complexities of Albanian traditions and personal dilemmas, offering a poignant reflection on duty and consequence.