Cold November

Overview

In the early 1990s, Yugoslavia stripped Kosovo of its autonomy, disbanded its parliament, and shut down its national broadcaster. The new regime restructured every institution, while most citizens answered with peaceful protests. Amid this turmoil, Fadil, an archivist, faces an impossible dilemma—both choices before him are morally wrong. Reluctantly, he swallows his pride, endures relentless pressure, and accepts the stigma that comes his way, all for a single purpose: to keep his family fed and safe.