40 years ago: Bujar Lako and Guljelm Radoja appear in historic ATSH archive

Albanian Telegraphic Agency presents archival photos taken 40 years ago, on April 29, 1986.

Photographer Meksi Xhufka captures the images during the artistic program “Bashkë me ju.” The production stages the show at the “Partizani” Sports Palace (today “Asllan Rusi”), instead of the Albanian Television studios.

The photos show well-known Albanian actors Bujar Lako and Guljelm Radoja. Presenter Koço Devole moderates the discussion between them.

Both actors build successful individual careers and collaborate in major film productions. They appear together in “Nëntori i Dytë” and later star in “The Return of the Dead Army,” directed by Dhimitër Anagnosti.

Lako plays the role of an Italian general, while Radoja plays a priest. Their performances earn critical acclaim and remain part of Albania’s cinematic heritage.

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