‘Shame and Money’ Wins Top Prize at Sundance
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‘Shame and Money’ Wins Top Prize at Sundance

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Visar Morina's social drama, “Shame and Money,” received the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. The film is currently competing in the main competition at the Sarajevo Film Festival.

The director’s third feature captivated audiences at Sundance with its portrayal of a Kosovo family facing hardship. The film won the top prize in Park City, marking another triumph for Morina following a previous win at the Sarajevo Film Festival.

Morina describes “Shame and Money” as “a look into the past and a warning to the future.” While details about the plot are limited in the source, this statement suggests the film explores themes relevant not only to Kosovo’s history but also to contemporary issues.

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