The Children
Original title The Children
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The Children is a short ethnographic film which follows and documents the unusual routine of five children in the primary school of the village of Plitkovic, at the heart of Kosovo. These children make up the only class of the school and they are all of different ages. The difficulties to reach the school and the lack of other children of the same age does not stop them from having a good time with one-another and learning everything together. Note: Subtitles have intentionally not been provided.
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Author/s Arber Jashari
Arber Jashari has a BA degree in Media Arts. He is an independent filmmaker and film researcher/essayist from Kosovo. His field of concentration is documentary, with a particular interest on ethnographic film. He has won fellowships at the Flaherty Film Seminar (2014) and the Konitsa International School of Anthropology, Ethnography and Comparative Folklore of the Balkans (2014). Currently he works at American Corner Pristina, a small American-style library located inside the National Library of Kosovo.
Photography Arber Jashari, Valmir Tertini
Sound ()
Editing Arber Jashari, Arber Agushi