Velimir & Koha
Velimir was a Serbian director of a brick factory in Kosovo before the war started. All directors of Albanian origins were fired at that time.
But when the workers started getting unjustly accused of sabotage, Velimir publicly asked his Albanian colleagues for forgiveness in the newspaper: "I feel ashamed for Serbian politicians and their policies!"
After the war, the roles changed. There are no more Serbian directors in Kosovo, only Albanian ones. Velimir cannot his family graves in Kosovo, except under the accompaniment of KFOR, the international security forces.
From Skopje, Macedonia, Velimir sends video letters to his former colleagues in Kosovo. However, they are all afraid to openly communicate with a Serb.
Will they put their fear behind them, and will they reply to Velimir, out of respect for what he had earlier on done for them?
