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Kosovo Film Explores Urban Strain and Class Struggles
1/31/2026
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Story summary
- Kosovo's film Shame and Money, directed by Visar Morina, follows dairy farmer Shaban as his family faces ruin after his brother abandons them.
- Shaban and his wife Hatixhe relocate to Pristina and rely on Hatixhe's wealthy sister for part-time work, highlighting urban economic strain.
- The screenplay explores social class and personal corruption in capitalism, avoiding binaries, and ends with a Bill Clinton statue symbolizing shifting ideals.
