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When the Doors of Life Are Opened
Bardhi, a young doctor, is assigned to work in a remote mountainous village under difficult conditions.
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Bardhi, a young doctor, is assigned to work in a remote mountainous village under difficult conditions.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Rikard Ljarja
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Albafilm Studio
Cast
Rikard Ljarja
Director
Petrit Malaj
Doktor Bardhyl Kraja
Reshat Arbana
Kryetari i keshillit te fshatit
Frederik Ndoci
Leke Gurakuqi
Piro Malaveci
Shoferi
Suela Konjari
Mesuesja e gjuhes se huaj
Bep Shiroka
Babai i Bardhylit
Shpresa Bërdëllima
Liza
Antoneta Papapavli
Nena e Lizes
Ilia Shyti
Profesori
Ndrek Shkjezi
Gjin Kryebardhi
Vasjan Lami
Gazetari
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