The Oak and the Tree

This film tells the story of Lisi (Oak), a Kosovar partisan hero during World War II, and follows his journey through the liberation and into the mid-1960s. It highlights the struggles faced by Lisi and his generation, who, despite their bravery, remain largely uneducated. The narrative also introduces Lisi's nephew, who begins as a courier and eventually becomes a doctor, showcasing the potential for change and progress in the aftermath of conflict.

With a runtime of 130 minutes, The Oak and the Tree provides a poignant look at the historical and emotional landscape of Kosovo during a transformative period. The film features a cast including Abdurrahman Shala, Faruk Begolli, Istref Begolli, and Xhevat Qorraj, all of whom contribute to the film's engaging portrayal of personal and collective struggles amidst war.