The Newest City in the World

This film follows the story of Little Fatmir, a boy inspired by the construction site where his parents work. With the help of his kindergarten teacher and a workman, he envisions and builds a town within the kindergarten courtyard. The narrative focuses on the dreams of children as they explore their creativity and ambitions in a playful environment.

Shot in black and white, The Newest City in the World captures the innocence of childhood through its depiction of kids engaging in imaginative play. The film features a talented cast, including Roza Anagnosti and Ilia Shyti, who bring this heartwarming story to life. It is a notable example of family-oriented cinema from the 1970s, making it an interesting piece for collectors of international films and those interested in family narratives.