Kukumi is a political drama film, directed by Isa Qosja and filmed entirely in Albanian, from Kosovo. The film opens in the year 1999. NATO troops arrive in Kosovo and sign the military agreement of Kumanovo. Because the guards are no longer bound by Kosovo law, they leave their post at the government sanctioned mental health facility, letting all the patients escape. After being released, Kukum (Luan Jaha), Mara (Anisa Ismaili) and Hasan (Donat Qosja), who all suffer from mental retardation, travel through post-war Kosovo alone and on foot. They go to see Hasan's brother, looking for a place to stay, full of unrealistic dreams and expectations. When Hasan's brother cannot take them in, they are forced to move on and learn to do for themselves, struggling to find a means survival and acceptance. The film debuted in 2005 and was awarded at the Venice Film Festival, Sarajevo Film Festival, and Dofia Film Festival.MORE[EDIT]
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