The opening film ceremony on the life and work of the Grand Master Pëllumb Kulla took place last night, in ArTurbina. The guests were presented “The storks don’t come anymore”, a work with an unusual collaboration. Leonard Bombaj brings the study of the work and life of Pëllumb Kulla, in the form of a script with several manuscripts. The culminations of the works of director and screenwriter Pëllumb Kulla were brought as a biographical study by another director, Leonard Bombaj.

The author has collected a life history of 80 years, divided into 3 eras: war, communism and democracy. Bombaj has studied 31 Tower Pigeon books to write “The storks don’t come anymore”, which he intends to turn into a film very soon. The work in its final version belongs to the historical genre and dramedy, with 60 colorful heroes from the life and work of the Great Master.

In the evening, those present were introduced to the secrets of this journey, the ambassadors of the film, personalities in art, as well as the living legend who hides as the literary inspiration, called by critics as the Albanian “Mark Twain”.

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