A film that tells the story of the painter Skender Muja, who, together with other citizens of Mitrovica, were trapped by Serbian forces in a school in Skenderaj in 1999, will have its world premiere at this year's Berlinale, in February. Their story in the detention camp comes in the film "I believe the portrait saved me" directed by Alban Muja. The film is part of the "Forum Expanded" program and its production is supported by the Cinematographic Center of Kosovo. "Our cinematography, recently with short films, continues to shine at the most prestigious events of the world film industry", wrote the Prime Minister of the country, Albin Kurti. “A reflection of survival and endurance in relation to the power of art to achieve the first two. Congratulations to Albani and the entire film team for this very valuable selection and representation", added Kurti on Facebook.