| Reference Code | I/1-106 |
| Title | Newsreel No. 18, 1958 |
| Description | Marked days. On the November 28-29 holiday, a meeting was organized in Tirana where the member of the Central Committee of the Party, Adil Carcani, spoke. Gogo Nushi assists. Riviera blooms. The villagers of Cyprus open a canal of 250 ha. The path of this canal crosses a rock and preserves the beauty of the riviera. The view of Borsh from where the canal passes. On the 10th anniversary of the “Enver” plant. Enver Hoxha visits this factory. In the organized rally, engineer Gjergj Plasari speaks about the successes achieved in this plant and the tasks that the workers of this plant face. Pilo Peristeri decorates the factory workers with orders and medals. Koco Strakosha with the title of Hero of Socialist Labour. Many things that were imported from abroad are now produced here. Assisted by Hysni Kapo, Spiro Koleka, Haki Toska. With the fishermen of Vivar. The old sailor Koco Nikola, 70 years old, goes to catch fish with the motorboat he drives. They let out the nets and catch a lot of fish. SUBJECT 5 – At the State University of Tirana. Doctor Bajram Peza defends the dissertation of the candidate of sciences in the study of sulfoxide. With the physical education students at the university. They do exercises in the gym, Mario Ashiku is among them. SUBJECT 6 – Act II. The opera “Mrika” is performed in the theatre “Migjeni” in Shkodra. On stage, artist Klotilda Shantoja in the role of Mrika and Abdulla Kalasa. The first and second acts appear on stage. The people applaud and hand you dilettantes’ flowers. |
| Scriptwriter | Shkelzen Shala |
| Director | Vitori Celi |
| Musical Arrangement | Ismail Balla |
| Camera | Mandi Koci Jani Nano Agim Fortuzi Pashko Como Sokrat Musha |
| Edition | |
| Sound | |
| Cathegory | Newsreels |
| Chroma | Black and White |
| Year | 1958 |
| Reels | 2 |
| Length (in minutes) | 13 |
| Location | Shqiperi |
| Producer | Kinostudio “Shqiperia e re” |
| Notes | |
| © Copyright | Arkivi Qendror Shtetëror i Filmit |
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