The Shout

The Shout tells the story of Kujtim Morava, who takes a job in a remote village. His work involves assisting in the destruction of churches and mosques, which are seen as symbols of regression. The film captures the socio-political climate of 1970s Albania through a slice-of-life approach that provides a glimpse into the struggles of that era.

With a runtime of 57 minutes, The Shout delves into the complexities of faith, ideology, and societal change. The film features performances by Ndrek Luca, Albert Vërria, Vangjel Heba, and Tinka Kurti, bringing to life the tensions of the time. Its exploration of atheism and the impact of revolution makes it a significant piece of Albanian cinema.