Jonmodaag

Jonmodaag follows the work of the Kosovar photographer, Mehmet Krasniqi, who, for decades, has documented the socio-political reality of Kosovo through his lens. The film explores his extensive archive and the visual narratives he has captured, offering a unique perspective on the country's history and its people. It delves into the power of photography to preserve memory and bear witness to significant moments.

Jonmodaag has been recognized for its artistic merit and its significant contribution to documenting Kosovar history and culture through photography. Critics have praised its intimate portrayal of the photographer's work and its ability to convey complex social and political themes through visual storytelling.

• Praised for its intimate focus on the photographer's life and work.

• Commended for its visual storytelling and archival significance.

• Acknowledged as an important historical and cultural document.

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Official Competition at the DOK Leipzig film festival (2020), Special Mention at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival (2021).

The film's title, 'Jonmodaag,' is derived from the Kosoar dialect and means 'yesterday,' reflecting the film's engagement with memory and the past.