The Gramophone General (Albanian: Gjeneral Gramafoni) is a 1978 Albanian drama film directed and written by Viktor Gjika.
| The Gramophone General | |
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| Directed by | Viktor Gjika |
| Written by | Viktor Gjika |
| Starring | Bujar Lako |
| Cinematography | Pellumb Kallfa |
| Music by | Aleksandër Peçi |
| Distributed by | Albafilm |
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| Country | Albania |
| Language | Albanian |
Plot edit
In the mid-1930s, the penetration and preparation of the Italian invasion of 1939 began. Halit Berati, a virtuoso clarinetist and Parandili, are invited by a Turkish entrepreneur to record in gramophone plates, their tunes which will be sold together with Italian music the time of fascism. During this time the strikes of oil workers begin where Halil Berati is a worker.
Cast edit
- Bujar Lako - Halit Berati
- Guljelm Radoja - Mr. Alberto
- Kadri Roshi - Parandil
- Sulejman Pitarka - Avdi
- Reshat Arbana - mayor
- Sheri Mita - Michele
- Stavri Shkurti - Braho
External links edit
References edit
- [1] Gazeta Shqiperia Gjeneral Gramafoni
- [2] Panorama kumbaro perjetesisht jeneral gramafoni
- [3] The Gramaphone General IMDB
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