TYTNIA

"Tytnia" is a short animated film that delves into the depths of old Albanian superstitions and beliefs, highlighting how deeply entrenched patriarchal norms dictate women's lives. It follows an Albanian woman's journey from the joy of her wedding day through the harrowing experiences of domestic violence and the oppressive cultural expectations placed upon her. Through evocative imagery and powerful narrative, Interwoven with ancient rituals and cleansing practices, "Tytnia" climaxes in a powerful act of self-sacrifice, echoing the myth of Rozafa. This film offers a raw look at the intersection of folklore, faith, and the struggles faced by women in a patriarchal society.

Director: Geri Prendushi