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Nothing is Forgotten
A repatriated man is killed in a small town. No one knows who the killer is. The chief investigator takes the case himself and starts unraveling the mystery.
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A repatriated man is killed in a small town. No one knows who the killer is. The chief investigator takes the case himself and starts unraveling the mystery.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Teodor Laço
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Esat Ibro
Director
Llazi Sërbo
Andi Rama, Hetuesi
Thimi Filipi
Gramozi, Kryetari i grupit hetimor
Jani Riza
Lame Kurrizi
Stavri Shkurti
Manol Gjinaj
Perika Gjezi
Elmazi
Mario Ashiku
Profesor Kallmi
Marko Bitraku
Selmani Hivziu
Ilia Shyti
Shoku Ziber
Dhimitër Orgocka
Xha Fanja
Gulielm Radoja
Peshkatari
Zhani Ziçishti
Xha Kozi
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