Post Mortem

Set in 1908, Post Mortem follows a group of Albanian pseudo-patriots who form a club under the guise of patriotism. Each member harbors dreams of becoming famous and achieving immortality. The story centers on Dr. Adhamudhi, a self-proclaimed healer and linguist, who has developed a new Albanian alphabet and is eager to sell it to Skëndo Bey, the owner of the Thessaloniki Club.

Adhamudhi's vanity and obsession with how he will be remembered after death lead to comedic situations, particularly when Zeneli, Skëndo Bey's servant, exploits this desire for his amusement. This intriguing blend of comedy and drama, set against a historical backdrop, offers a unique perspective on Albanian identity and ambition that may resonate with collectors interested in international cinema from this era.