I Believe the Portrait Saved Me

The documentary runs for 10 minutes and delves into the personal narrative of Skender Muja, who reflects on his abduction during the Kosovo War. Set in a detention center, Muja was forced to draw a portrait of a Serbian commander to save his life, highlighting the intersection of art and survival in a time of conflict.

This film captures a unique perspective on a pivotal historical event, making it a compelling watch for those interested in the Kosovo War and its impact on individuals. With its focus on personal storytelling, it provides insight into the resilience of the human spirit and the power of art in dire situations.