24 November 1981 Drama 300 mins
After World War II, the communist party of Albania must rebuild the country and implement the agrarian reform.
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Vangjush Furxhi as Latif Bora
Kastriot Çaushi as Gori
Albert Vërria as Soll Lili
Pandi Raidhi as Sharko Sheqi
Sulejman Pitarka as Ali Beu
Jani Riza as Bunac Saliu
Stavri Shkurti as Zalo Kapllani
Agim Qirjaqi as Astriti-i deleguari i Komitetit Qendror
Agim Qirjaqi as Astriti - i deleguari i Komitetit Qendror
Fadil Kujovska as Mëhilli
Mario Ashiku as avokat Maluka
Zhani Ziçishti as Hamdi Caka
Albert Minga Director
Albania 24 November 1981
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01 January 1981
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11 June 1981
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22 January 1981
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