Sinopsis
Fighting corruption becomes the new goal after a government changeover in Albania. Two men, a former ministry chief and his business partner, have less than 48 hours to save their jobs and reputations. An absurd chain of events follows, as the chaos threatens to destroy everyone in this fast paced crime thriller.
-  Masterclass per Dokumentarin ne Akademine e Arteve: "WHAT THEY DON'T TEACH YOU IN FILM SCHOOL". Lektor ne shkolla filmi ne Europe, Kine, USA dhe Lindjen e Mesme.
- Prezanton projektin e tij te ri filmik 5-vjecar NOTHING.

Andi Deliana left Albania for France in the early 1990s and late 90-s immigrated to Canada. He enrolled at the Université de Montréal earning a degree in cinema. He worked on several short films in Montreal, as cameraman and director, including a a short experimental work entitled La Reception. He returned to the US and worked on independent films and big budget commercials. His arrival in New York gave him the chance to work in major commercial productions and films such as Feliz Navidad, Dough Boys, Sound Gun as well as in off-Broadway projects. Now he lives between USA and Albania developing several projects for film and television.

The "Tirana 48 Hour Film Project" is the world’s and largest timed film competition in the world.  The "Tirana 48 Hour Film Project" mission is to advance filmmaking and promote albanian filmmakers. The tight 48-hour deadline, puts the focus squarely on the filmmakers, emphasizing creativity and teamwork and “doing” instead of “talking.” The emphasis is also on building communities of local creative people - facilitating new connections, showcasing skills, and celebrating what creativity and teamwork can accomplish in just one weekend. Filmmakers from all over the country of Albania,  will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will go up against films from around the world for the title "Best 48 Hour Film"  where from 100 selected winners films, 20 of them will travel to Cannes Festival, also the winner goes at to Sundance International Film Festival
The "Tirana 48 Hour Film Project" is an annual event, held in October of each year, and it came to Tirana for the first time by its producer, Robert Aliaj DRAGOT in 2010.

Tirana Art Center presents “Don’t Tell Anybody”, a series of videos by Jakup Ferri, in collaboration with Tirana International Film Festival. From December 5 until 10, 2011 for the TIFFs special program will be presented three videos by Jakup Ferri. In “An Artist Who Cannot Speak English is No Artist” Jakup Ferri ironically questions these definitions of his practice at home and within the international art circuit. Acting as a protagonist in many of his videos, Ferri is concerned with history and memory, when like in a recent video he continues Croatian artist Mladen Stilinoviç´s thoughts expressed in the famous 1992 embroidery: An artist who speaks no English is no artist with his own broken English. In “Three Virgins”, the artist first listens to a performance by Yoko Ono and John Lennon calling each other by their names, and then starts calling his own name "Jakup! Jakup!" He might be resurrecting the old saying "Nomen est omen"? Or, better yet, he might be searching for the place where the"delayed" stand among the stars? In “Don't Tell Anybody”, Ferri counts the number of grains in one kilo of rice. In medieval times, scholars engaged in heated arguments over the number of angels balancing on the point of a needle. For no purpose. Scholars of modern day materialism count the number of grains in rice. For no purpose.
Jakup Ferri was born in 1981 in Prishtina. Lives and works in Amsterdam and Prishtina. After studying at School of Arts in Prishtina he was part of numerous art residences like Kultur Kontakt Austria, Rijksakademie Van Beeldende Kunsten Amsterdam, International Studio and Curatorial Program New York etc. In 2003 he wins M.Mulliqi Prize Prishtina and Artists of Tomorrow, also Prishtina. He has exhibited at 28th Graphic Biennale Ljubljana, Quadrennial for Contemporary Art Copenhagen, Prague Biennale 3, Zacheta National Gallery Warsaw, National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest, 9th İstanbul Biennial, KW Institute for Contemporary Art Berlin, Portikus Frankfurt, Cetinje Biennale V, Kunsthalle Fridericianum and De Appel Amsterdam.