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"Feather gatherers" opens the movie marathon with Bekim Fehmiu

"Feather gatherers" will mark the start of the broadcast of the series of eight films by Bekim Fehmi on KTV. Every Sunday from 20:00, Kohavisioni will broadcast a film in which the great actor plays.

All this is done within the framework of the festival "Mirëdita, Dobar dan!" in Kosovo, which is powered by the "Integra" organization.

"Feather Gatherers" directed by Aleksandër Petrović is a 1967 production and is considered one of the most important films of Yugoslav cinematography. It presents the exotic way of life of the Roma in a village of Vojvodina. Bekim Fehmiu appears in the role of Bora and is considered one of the most distinguished appearances of the Albanian actor on the big Yugoslav screen.

Otherwise, "Sunday with Bekim Fehmi" is an activity designed for a wide audience and aims to reach a large number of young audiences, who have not had the opportunity to see them, through the broadcast of Bekim Fehmi's films on KTV the actor's movies with nam. The films that will be shown in this cycle are: "The leaves are wide", "Don't mention the cause of death", "To make it before dusk", "Herd", "Whoever hunts, gets lucky", " Vajka" and "Sasha", which will also conclude this broadcast cycle.

The festival "Mirëdita, dobar dan!" is a unique initiative that contributes to dialogue and cultural exchange between Kosovo and Serbia, with the aim of improving social, political and cultural relations between the two societies. Bekim Fehmiu, Albanian, Kosovar, Belgrade, Yugoslav and world actor, who is a symbol of the common past, through which, with all the challenges, achievements and misunderstandings, has served as an inspiration for the establishment and realization of this event.

The festival "Mirëdita, dobar dan!" powered by "Integra" (Kosovo) in partnership with the Kosovo Foundation for Open Society (Kosovo), the Youth Initiative for Human Rights (Serbia), Civic Initiatives (Serbia), the Foundation for Open Society (Serbia), Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Ministry of Culture in Kosovo and Kohavisioni (KTV).