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00:00:00This is a story about a man and a woman who live in a village in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, in the middle
00:00:30Raw, vulgar, this is how death is often seen, stripped of poetry, bereft of words, mute.
00:00:57What happened that night? What happened? How did I get to this point?
00:01:10How simple are the facts? And how complex the reasons?
00:01:16Albania, 1997 With my wife and some colleagues I filmed
00:01:31what would be my last television documentary. During our last day of shooting at the monastery
00:01:37of Mesopotam, the caretaker of the place told us the story of an orthodox monastic order
00:01:45which could only be accessed by performing a strange initiation ritual. In this ritual
00:01:54the applicant had to concentrate for years to invoke a spirit using nothing else but
00:02:00his mind. He would only be admitted to the order if he could cross the iconostasis of
00:02:07the church together with his invocation without losing it before the watchful eyes of the
00:02:13monks. But now only remained the bones of those men who materialized supernatural beings
00:02:26with the power of suggestion. Mental projections that would accompany them through their spiritual
00:02:33voyage for the rest of their lives. Lives that at some point were a prey of hysteria,
00:02:41then of madness, later terror, and finally death.
00:02:55What did they see? What did they invoke? What or who did they awaken?
00:03:11Nice place and nice people. I'm recording it for you, knowing you're a big fan.
00:03:39It's a match. 1993, I guess. We hadn't even met yet, or...
00:03:58It's Spanish music in Albania. Do you want to dance?
00:04:09What the fuck?
00:04:27The night of February 23, in 1997, was the eve of the lottery insurgents of Glora.
00:04:35A well-known insurrection that had thrust Albania into the spotlight, capturing the
00:04:40world's attention for a few days. But the city of Glora was 180 kilometers from Mesopotam.
00:04:47The reason for what was going on here was a very different one.
00:04:53Hey, what the fuck are you doing?
00:05:07On that night, it was difficult for us to understand. It was difficult for us to orientate
00:05:15ourselves. We were looking for the reason that brought
00:05:19about those events. A reason that I would never fully understand.
00:05:49A wild, vicious reason, which put an end to the life of my wife Angela. Angela, she snapped
00:06:05like a tree split by lightning. A cruel, dark and inexplicable lightning that has haunted
00:06:13me the rest of my days. Death in a flash.
00:08:14The murderer of my wife, Flamursi Maku, also died that night. He and his twin brother and
00:08:24other family members and friends perpetrated what is known as the pogrom of Mesopotam that
00:08:30took away the lives of 50 victims. Angela was one of the lucky ones. She died almost
00:08:38instantly. She wasn't tortured, was not burned alive or dismembered like others.
00:08:46And among those who survived, some are stunned for life, asking the same question over and
00:08:52over again. Why? What was going through the Simaku brothers' heads? What were they thinking
00:09:03to commit such a horrible crime? In an attempt to answer these questions, I interviewed the
00:09:12researcher Anastasi Brodani and a local journalist named Adion Agoli. I waited for him sitting
00:09:20in the same chair, under the same roof as I did on my last night with Angela.
00:09:33Thanks for coming.
00:09:36No, don't mention it.
00:09:41What drives a murderer to kill?
00:09:47What?
00:09:51Between 1997 and 1999, this country experienced almost everything.
00:10:00It was like war. Motives?
00:10:06In my opinion, it was revenge. The thirst for blood.
00:10:14They were humiliated. They were forced to live with a dependent person since 1991 without
00:10:22any public aid. They were armed to teeth, so they will kill anyone that comes across
00:10:28their path. Like your wife.
00:10:33So you completely unlink the uprising from Flora with Mesopotam?
00:10:38Oh, absolutely. Even from Flora, as you know, caused by a great Ponzi scheme scam,
00:10:46pyramid investments, where the Albanian lost the entire savings. However, what happened
00:10:55at first, the night before all that in Saranda, had to do with the blood law.
00:11:01You say at first?
00:11:03And Versimakou's story is an unhappy one. He spends 36 years in coma until his death
00:11:12and dragged his family to a psychosis that caused the pogrom. Yes, I said at first, because
00:11:21there are signs of hypothesis that greatly differ from revenge. That's why.
00:11:30Albania was for decades wrapped in a cocoon of impenetrable concrete, struggling against
00:11:36the weight of the burdens from the past, like the Canoon blood feud. An eye for eye law,
00:11:42a principle that blood can only be cleaned by blood. Was it that principle that may have
00:11:48pushed those people into a bloodbath?
00:11:51Was it that principle that may have pushed those people into a bloodbath?
00:12:15In this box is the case of Ember Simako.
00:12:21Listen, we cannot take anything out of this building, but you can take photos, yes?
00:12:30I brought you here because APB opened this case.
00:12:34APB?
00:12:35APB is Anti-Paranormal Brigade. In these documents, the family of Ember Simako is being investigated
00:12:45for spiritualist and religious activities.
00:12:51Where is the file of the agent?
00:12:53For God's sake, if it's not there, I'll tell you what I found.
00:12:57A police officer strictly dedicated to investigate paranormal activity.
00:13:03To combat them, specifically. To combat them.
00:13:07The situation from 1997 buried everything that we experienced that night.
00:13:13Of course. The country was transformed overnight.
00:13:19All the old laws were tossed out the window. There were, I can say, there were no trials at all.
00:13:28They applied the jungle law in almost any case.
00:13:33And nobody knows about the motives of the family to get to this point?
00:13:38No press, no witnesses, nothing?
00:13:43At the time, as I told you, in that period, there were talks about code of honor, revenge,
00:13:54there were these canons, etc., etc., so nothing was so clear.
00:13:59But maybe these documents will prove us something completely different.
00:14:05You mean something paranormal? Do you think that?
00:14:11I'm skeptical. But these people were not.
00:14:15And yes? Yes?
00:14:17I believe something supernatural pushed them to commit the crime.
00:14:24Was it real or imaginary? I don't know, but the facts are what they are.
00:14:33In his area, in southern Albania, Enver Simako was known as the bedridden boy from Saranda,
00:14:41due to the 36 years he spent in a coma.
00:14:47Although officially the motives for the crimes of his brothers were attributed to an alleged revenge,
00:14:53off the records it was also rumored in southern Albania
00:14:57the existence of a supernatural, malignant presence.
00:15:03A presence that was being investigated by the APB long before the killing.
00:15:09What could have been in that house to call the attention of the anti-paranormal brigade,
00:15:14a sort of X-Files that operated during the last 15 years of Hoxha's government?
00:15:19Kurt, the APB spy who pursued the counter-revolutionary activities of Enver Simako's family,
00:15:25titled his file Subversive Activity, Spiritualists and Disinformation Practices.
00:15:33However, his record, terse, aseptic and rigorous,
00:15:38shed little light on their motives and what was needed in order to control them.
00:15:43Eight years of tracking, where the only highlighted thing was one last and forever enigmatic note
00:15:49that caught my interest in Kurt's figure,
00:15:52the spy whose real name wasn't anywhere to be found.
00:15:58It seems the bedridden can't stand any more pain.
00:16:01He will kill him, and when he dies, they will all go crazy.
00:16:06We'll be hidden by then,
00:16:08Inch by inch, kilometre by kilometre, I was closing in on the house of my wife's murderer.
00:16:15The dizziness and fear I felt could not cope with the desire to understand in situ
00:16:21that premonitory sentence of the spy.
00:16:25I had no idea what to do.
00:16:27I had no idea what to do.
00:16:29I had no idea what to do.
00:16:31I had no idea what to do.
00:16:33I had no idea what to do.
00:16:35I had no idea what to do.
00:16:39He will kill him.
00:16:41They will go crazy.
00:16:43Safe, hidden behind the mountains.
00:16:48What did Kurt mean?
00:16:51Who will kill who?
00:16:54Who will go crazy and what or who is behind the mountains?
00:16:58What or who is behind the mountains?
00:17:01Hey!
00:17:03Bring the journalist!
00:17:06Bring the journalist!
00:17:08What or who awaits behind this door?
00:17:24Journalist!
00:17:28Journalist!
00:17:38First I would like to thank them for their predisposition
00:17:42to talk about their sons, Emberi Flamul.
00:17:47I can imagine how the pain still follows them.
00:17:52First I would like to thank them for their predisposition
00:17:56to talk about their sons, Emberi Flamul.
00:18:00I can imagine how the pain still follows them.
00:18:06And now I would like to hear your story about your sons
00:18:10And now I would like to hear your story about your sons
00:18:11and how you were as family.
00:18:36This family comes from Karavasta.
00:18:41They gave birth to four children and raised them with Christian beliefs.
00:18:46It was a heritage of their mother, her ancestors.
00:18:52They never got involved in politics or anything else.
00:18:57They honored the revolution and they...
00:19:01Because of the respect they had for the father of the nation,
00:19:05they gave his name to one of their childrens,
00:19:09the best of them, Emberi.
00:19:31But in 1978...
00:19:37In 1978 the Calamity killed Albion
00:19:43and possesses the heart of the smallest one.
00:19:49The Calamity? What happened to Albion?
00:19:55What happened to Albion?
00:19:58Infection!
00:20:01Infection?
00:20:11According to the doctors,
00:20:14Albion died because of tanned vegetables
00:20:17and the other one, you understood it.
00:20:23Albion?
00:20:26Emberi?
00:20:30And when they came to surround Albion,
00:20:33he died and Emberi fell into a coma within a few hours.
00:20:43After that Idris complained and they sentenced him to jail for five years.
00:20:48And this is the reason why they are so poor for the rest of their lives.
00:20:55The Calamity
00:21:10Nedda says it is about the cuckoo.
00:21:12It is a creature that eats the people's souls.
00:21:15Sorry, I didn't get that.
00:21:19Huh?
00:21:20What?
00:21:22I repeat.
00:21:24Nedda says it is about the cuckoo.
00:21:27It is a creature that eats the people's souls, not the flesh.
00:21:31The soul.
00:21:33Then they...
00:21:37They die.
00:21:41Idris says that it is not a belief.
00:21:44Cuckoo has been seen in Karavasta.
00:21:48And they saw it in Saranda, even in this house.
00:21:53They saw it in the form of a larva.
00:21:57No, she says.
00:22:01Veseli's family daughter,
00:22:04the daughter of Veseli's family,
00:22:07keep coming at night to pay visits to Emberi.
00:22:18Marina said that Emberi was very strong.
00:22:22And he kept the cuckoo inside himself.
00:22:27Marina was a very young girl.
00:22:30She was born in 1982.
00:22:33And she lives next door.
00:22:37She was the daughter of Shkodran and Violeta Veseli.
00:22:41She comes during night to pay visits
00:22:45and speaks to Emberi as a medium.
00:22:51After that, Emberi died.
00:22:56He got tired. His body got tired.
00:23:01After keeping the cuckoo inside himself for 19 years.
00:23:06So he died.
00:23:09She says that the cuckoo came out of Emberi's mouth.
00:23:15Through the mouth.
00:23:17And it went to his brother, Fatos, here in the room.
00:23:22And to his other twin, Flamur.
00:23:27And then the two brothers got mad.
00:23:30And they went out and killed dozens of people.
00:23:39So...
00:23:41we know now firsthand how things happened.
00:23:45Unfortunately.
00:23:48And she says that she is very sorry for that.
00:23:52That's it.
00:23:58Yes. I understand.
00:24:09Artyom.
00:24:11Can you ask for a glass of water?
00:24:14Are you okay?
00:24:18Fatos, I beg you. Please don't kill me.
00:24:23I beg you.
00:24:39Do you feel well?
00:24:42Okay.
00:25:08Do they have any evidence that they were being investigated by the Sigurimi...
00:25:13between 1983 and 1991...
00:25:18after Idris was released from prison for being charged with practicing black magic?
00:25:26Based on the information we have,
00:25:29we can say that the Sigurimi...
00:25:32were charged with practicing black magic.
00:25:36But after Idris was released from prison for being charged with practicing black magic,
00:25:40do you still believe in the Sigurimi?
00:25:46Yes.
00:25:58No. And they don't care.
00:26:05I did not ask Antoinette Asimakou...
00:26:08if her children's crimes were motivated by revenge.
00:26:15I did not want to be there more time than necessary.
00:26:18I felt empty and sick in that house.
00:26:22I was thinking about her...
00:26:24Angela.
00:26:27But an abnormal dimension,
00:26:29paranormal and incomprehensible,
00:26:32was opening up inside me.
00:26:36With terrible visions that I would have never imagined.
00:26:40Suddenly I understood the reason for the investigation of the APB.
00:26:45The why of the crimes.
00:26:47The why of the rumors.
00:26:49And mass hysteria.
00:26:51And despite the fear that I felt,
00:26:53an uncontrollable urge pushed me...
00:26:56to delve deeper into the unknown.
00:27:00To go deep into a sea of rumors,
00:27:03testimonies and annotations.
00:27:06To find the other side of reality.
00:27:09The unfathomable truth.
00:27:13I continued my journey into Albania...
00:27:16through places that had changed little in 18 years.
00:27:20Mountains.
00:27:22People.
00:27:24Mountains.
00:27:26Trucks.
00:27:28And constant doubts.
00:27:30And constant fear.
00:27:32And constant fear.
00:27:34And constant fear.
00:27:36And constant fear.
00:27:38And constant fear.
00:27:40And constant doubts.
00:27:43Eight years of espionage
00:27:45and no reference to the girl medium Marina Veseli.
00:27:49Was this medium just fruit of the Simakus' imagination?
00:27:53Was it a deliberate omission?
00:27:56How true was the cuckooed?
00:28:00It was not hard to find Marina.
00:28:03But she greeted me with a cold antipathy,
00:28:06while chewing gum.
00:28:10We were talking about the generation of Albanians
00:28:13who were born and raised during the breakdown of communism
00:28:17and the waves of immigration during the 90s.
00:28:20We had a long conversation.
00:28:22We were talking about how Albanians
00:28:25and the waves of immigration during the 90s.
00:28:28We had a long conversation.
00:28:30But it felt like we were two negatively charged magnets
00:28:33dodging without remedy.
00:28:42The next day I called Marina and asked her to meet again,
00:28:45to talk about her childhood.
00:28:48This time without camera.
00:28:50When I started realizing things I was frightened.
00:28:55I don't remember when,
00:28:57but one night he appeared on my bedroom ceiling.
00:29:00We were only looking at each other.
00:29:03That appearance started to be frequent
00:29:06and I remembered that it was preceded by a noise
00:29:10in the wall and the ceiling.
00:29:13Until one day he talked to me.
00:29:16But he spoke in a strange voice
00:29:19as if it was coming out of my bed or something.
00:29:22We talked about playing, the beach,
00:29:25excursions with the school.
00:29:28Once he told me to tell his mother
00:29:31he didn't want chicken anymore.
00:29:36I went to his house sometimes.
00:29:38I saw him there.
00:29:40My parents were forbidding me to go up there,
00:29:43but I was ignoring them.
00:29:45I remember the odor.
00:29:47It smelled acidic.
00:29:49It was very weird, like sweat,
00:29:52but it was burning.
00:29:56Neta was putting me next to him
00:29:58and was asking him questions through me.
00:30:02Enver was agitated.
00:30:05Once he spoke.
00:30:07He said he was suffering a lot.
00:30:10He said Kukudi was eating his guts.
00:30:14I don't remember anything else.
00:30:19In 1991 the government collapsed
00:30:23and we left because
00:30:26my father, who was related to the Labour Party,
00:30:30was afraid to stay there.
00:30:32Everybody knew he was a communist.
00:30:37We left.
00:30:39We moved to my parents' old house in Korca.
00:30:45A few years later my father died from cancer.
00:30:50I left with my mother to the United States
00:30:53when I was still young.
00:30:55I never saw Enver again.
00:31:15Marina and I returned to Tirana,
00:31:18invaded by the debauchery of Saturday night.
00:31:29A Tirana without pioneers' parades anymore,
00:31:32but rather young people like Marina
00:31:35searching for Western hedonism
00:31:37on the old streets of Bloc.
00:31:39The Vaseli girl who in 1991 was only 9 years old
00:31:43didn't want to know anything else.
00:31:46But despite the clubs,
00:31:48her past remains the same.
00:31:50Hard and gritty.
00:32:09TIRANA
00:32:33We don't know the actual name of the agent.
00:32:36Only the alias signed for the operation.
00:32:39But, as we were expected,
00:32:41we have a lot of information about Karavasta.
00:32:44There are many records related to 1978
00:32:48from the inhabitants of the lagoon.
00:32:50Then we have a dozen of files
00:32:53open from anti-paranormal brigades.
00:32:57TIRANA
00:33:05The reasons didn't vary a lot,
00:33:08but they were devastating and disturbing.
00:33:27TIRANA
00:33:52Should we move on to the video?
00:33:56TIRANA
00:34:07However, no one was speaking about the spirit I was looking for.
00:34:12Neither the crazy ones,
00:34:14nor the blessed ones,
00:34:16nor the marginalized ones.
00:34:19Nor was there any trace of Kurt,
00:34:22the unknown spy,
00:34:24who left aside all phenomena occurring in the Simakus house.
00:34:28His police identification was lost
00:34:31and his testimony was forgotten in time
00:34:34among the hundreds of files opened by the APB.
00:34:40Files in which there was no trace of the Kukut.
00:34:49Nevertheless, there were two names,
00:34:52Mehmet Recepi and Adelaida Alia,
00:34:55denounced for spiritualists and disinformation practices,
00:34:59the same statement that Kurt used in Enver Simakus' classified file.
00:35:07Would these practices match with the bat-ridden boy from Saranda
00:35:11and the girl medium Marina Veseli?
00:35:15Nearby, across the lagoon, I would discover it.
00:35:23ALBANIA
00:35:31Do you see this city?
00:35:33It's Butrinto.
00:35:34Have you been there?
00:35:36You have to see it.
00:35:38It's the most precious jewel in Albania.
00:35:41It was founded 2700 years ago,
00:35:45before Christ.
00:35:47Probably, in that period,
00:35:49your ancestors walked with the perisome.
00:35:53Instead, here lived a progressive society.
00:35:57I'm not saying no.
00:35:59My wife was Spanish.
00:36:01Spanish?
00:36:02Ah, yes.
00:36:03Same people, same habits.
00:36:07Let's go.
00:36:08Maybe we'll discover something.
00:36:13As you know,
00:36:14there was a huge illiteracy.
00:36:17That's why the government sent me to teach
00:36:20to children of different ages.
00:36:24They all died in 1978-1979.
00:36:28It was a tragedy.
00:36:30At that time, farmers used chemical products in abundance,
00:36:36without any instruction.
00:36:38And no Chinese there?
00:36:40What Chinese?
00:36:42You're well-informed.
00:36:44The government didn't manage it well.
00:36:4740 children died.
00:36:50Even an old man, a sick old man,
00:36:53and then he died.
00:36:55For the government, it's a very high figure.
00:36:58They said there were 6 or 7 dead.
00:37:01So, why were you arrested?
00:37:05I was a partisan.
00:37:07I'm a communist.
00:37:09I prefer that time to what's happening today.
00:37:14My contradictions with my comrades were that
00:37:18I wanted the truth about the dead,
00:37:21but they didn't.
00:37:23And why was the Paranormal Brigade denounced?
00:37:31The Labour Party newspaper opened with the headline
00:37:34Chinese interference a few days after the tragedy.
00:37:52The Albanian government,
00:37:54who in 1978 broke ties with Communist China,
00:37:57found in those Asian chemicals
00:37:59a new low point of Beijing dissension.
00:38:05Albania, after the break,
00:38:07was isolated from the world
00:38:09in its last bold attempt
00:38:11to build a socialist paradise.
00:38:13A new nation built on the ashes
00:38:16of primitive, atavistic spirits.
00:38:20The new governance,
00:38:22which had fought against those spirits
00:38:25without coming to a truce,
00:38:27tried to create a new, modern society
00:38:30without religious fissures.
00:38:33But the centuries,
00:38:35the magic and the faith
00:38:37were too strong to overcome.
00:38:39The ghosts explained everything,
00:38:42when nothing else could explain it.
00:38:46The coconuts,
00:38:48which had been planted by the spirits,
00:38:51had been planted by the spirits,
00:38:54and they had been planted by the spirits,
00:38:57and they had been planted by the spirits,
00:39:01The coconut is
00:39:03the evil spirit
00:39:05for Albanian mythology.
00:39:07It ruins crops,
00:39:10it makes people and animals sick,
00:39:15it scares children,
00:39:19it's the black man.
00:39:21You see?
00:39:22The coconut is the answer.
00:39:25An answer capable of possessing a body?
00:39:32Do you believe, Giuliani, in this thing?
00:39:35No.
00:39:36I believe in the suggestion.
00:39:40Then yes,
00:39:42the coconut is a little-known myth,
00:39:45but those who believe
00:39:47have been terrorized by this thing.
00:39:50So, in addition to the Simako family,
00:39:53there were other people
00:39:55who believed in the same legend.
00:40:07People talked about it.
00:40:10They said,
00:40:11they were looking for the devil,
00:40:13they were looking for the coconut,
00:40:15they were looking for the spirits of dead children.
00:40:18I clearly saw the strategy
00:40:22and it was what I criticized,
00:40:24the legitimation of the supernatural.
00:40:29In a certain way,
00:40:31the government fed this campaign of terror
00:40:34with the counter-paranormal,
00:40:37thus legitimizing the phenomenon.
00:40:40And that's why
00:40:42it's being investigated, I suppose.
00:40:53Following Mehmed's advice,
00:40:55we took a walk around Potrindo,
00:40:58a city in which the inhabitants
00:41:00were no longer men,
00:41:02but birds, amphibians and insects.
00:41:07A city whose decadence
00:41:09transported me to Mesopotam,
00:41:11to its monks.
00:41:13And to ask me again
00:41:15in what part of the mental abstraction process
00:41:18they failed.
00:41:20To end up in self-destruction
00:41:23and dying in such a cruel way.
00:41:30The Egregore of Mesopotam,
00:41:33that collective invocation,
00:41:35is it the same that terrorized
00:41:37the inhabitants of the lagoon?
00:41:39The same that emerged from
00:41:41Enver Simacus' without-life body?
00:41:45What did they see?
00:41:47What did they think?
00:41:50Who did they awaken?
00:42:14I don't know.
00:42:16The television.
00:42:18I don't know how to ask.
00:42:24I ask you,
00:42:26let's say,
00:42:28back in 1978.
00:42:39In August of 1978,
00:42:42they were sent from
00:42:45banned rituals
00:42:47and pagan ceremonies.
00:42:51They were thrown out from their home.
00:42:54They were evicted from Karabasta.
00:43:02Her sister was mentally ill.
00:43:07She was abnormal.
00:43:09She says that one old woman
00:43:12came every night to the home
00:43:14and she was talking with her sister
00:43:16and she was searching through the stuff
00:43:19in the house.
00:43:24And one day her sister didn't wake up.
00:43:30She felt in coma.
00:43:33And after ten days,
00:43:39she died.
00:43:51At that time,
00:43:53they slept all together
00:43:55in the same space in the kitchen.
00:43:58And the one who heard the news
00:44:01said that when her sister felt in coma,
00:44:04then she could see the old woman also.
00:44:11And then she shouted.
00:44:13She screamed.
00:44:15And the old woman
00:44:17turned her head
00:44:20and looked her into her eyes.
00:44:32She says that
00:44:34that night she had a fever
00:44:37and her sister died.
00:44:44And the communists,
00:44:46after three, four days,
00:44:48they threw them out of the house in Karabastak.
00:44:53She sent the presence of Satan
00:44:56from the beginning.
00:44:58She called the priest
00:45:00to make the exorcism to the whole town.
00:45:09She says that in 1979
00:45:12they locked her in the Elbasan Basano
00:45:15and they sent her family here,
00:45:18to the south.
00:45:28Adian, can you ask her
00:45:30if there's somebody else in the house?
00:45:33Yes, yes, yes.
00:45:35Yes.
00:45:41She was released from the Elbasan Asylum
00:45:44thanks to the holy Atnas.
00:45:48Who is this Atnas?
00:45:50He is the priest.
00:45:52He is the priest.
00:45:54He is the priest.
00:45:56He is the priest.
00:45:58He is the priest.
00:46:00He is the priest.
00:46:02Who is this holy Atnas?
00:46:04He is the priest.
00:46:06He is the priest.
00:46:08He is the priest.
00:46:10He is the priest.
00:46:12He is an exorcist.
00:46:17Adelaida Alia was officially considered
00:46:20as a dangerous schizophrenic,
00:46:22but she was deeply convinced
00:46:25that she saw Satan.
00:46:33Unfortunately, we didn't digitalize everything.
00:46:39Very interesting.
00:46:41And frightening.
00:46:50All protected, my friend.
00:46:52I don't doubt that.
00:46:54You know, this is the first time
00:46:57that I will appear in a movie.
00:46:59It's never too late.
00:47:01It's never too late, father.
00:47:04Oh no.
00:47:06I'm telling you this because
00:47:08I want you to understand
00:47:10that this is an exception.
00:47:12An exception that I'm doing
00:47:14with a great pleasure.
00:47:17Just because of the person
00:47:19who sent you here.
00:47:21And I enormously appreciate that.
00:47:23I thank you and I thank Miss Alia.
00:47:27Take it into account.
00:47:29I will.
00:47:41You should know that before 1991
00:47:44any kind of belief or religion
00:47:47in Albania was prohibited.
00:47:49Albanians were removed
00:47:51from a possibility to believe.
00:47:54To believe in anything.
00:47:57But the job of many of us was
00:48:00to show to many desperate people
00:48:03that God didn't abandon them.
00:48:07Well, a part of the spiritual support
00:48:12during the long years of dictatorship
00:48:16I managed to push through
00:48:18complaints of the 122 families
00:48:22to their persecutors.
00:48:24Police, officials, etc.
00:48:29And show that Satan lived among them.
00:48:32I see.
00:48:35However, not everybody
00:48:37had the same belief.
00:48:39I mean, there were families
00:48:41who said to be harassed
00:48:43by the Cucut.
00:48:45What was your role in that?
00:48:50Harassed by who?
00:48:52Harassed by who?
00:48:54The Cucut.
00:48:58Sorry, I don't understand.
00:49:00By whom?
00:49:22Cucut.
00:49:25Cucut.
00:49:27Cucut is there.
00:49:31Mr. Julian.
00:49:34I follow a doctrine
00:49:36and cannot fight against windmills.
00:49:41I fight against evil.
00:49:44Against Satan.
00:49:47And not against the pagan ideas
00:49:50that exist only 40 years of atheism.
00:50:01When I told the Pope Baccevani
00:50:03about the Cucut,
00:50:04he tried to convince me
00:50:06with his doctrine,
00:50:08displaying pictures
00:50:10of alleged satanic manifestations
00:50:12such as the Raimonda Suleimani exorcism.
00:50:15An 11 years old girl,
00:50:17daughter of Erwin Suleimani
00:50:19believed what we got.
00:50:21A dossier that talked about
00:50:23sexual abuse and occultism.
00:50:25But in Baccevani and her father's opinion,
00:50:28Raimonda was expelling the devil
00:50:30through her vagina.
00:50:36Look,
00:50:37these are dangerous
00:50:39and interesting ideas.
00:50:42Ideas that distort the faith
00:50:45and the Christian doctrine.
00:50:47Sorry to interrupt you, Father.
00:50:50Are those documents RPB records?
00:50:56And move away, man,
00:50:58from God's kingdom.
00:51:04And to get back to your question,
00:51:06indeed,
00:51:09those documents have served us
00:51:11as basis for developing
00:51:13the legal defense
00:51:15and prosecute some police charges.
00:51:19I see.
00:51:23One case I fret,
00:51:25as you deducted when we met,
00:51:28is the case of Enver Simacu.
00:51:33Do you have anything here?
00:51:46No.
00:51:49I don't.
00:51:51No.
00:51:56No.
00:51:58No.
00:52:00No.
00:52:03No.
00:52:05No.
00:52:08No.
00:52:10No.
00:52:15No.
00:52:22So?
00:52:25If you know the phases of an exorcism
00:52:28and the symptoms of the possessed ones,
00:52:31you have probably realized
00:52:33that within Enver wasn't Cucuthi
00:52:36or Striga,
00:52:39but Beelzebub.
00:52:42Actually, beside the screaming,
00:52:44I didn't understand anything.
00:52:47Were you speaking Greek?
00:52:49Yes.
00:52:51Me and Enver,
00:52:53who never heard that language in his life.
00:52:57But as you can see,
00:52:59Enver wasn't the one who was speaking.
00:53:03So who was speaking then?
00:53:06And what was he saying?
00:53:09He was rebooking me,
00:53:11and he was screaming,
00:53:13I will roast you.
00:53:15I will roast you?
00:53:17Yes.
00:53:18Roasting.
00:53:21Like chickens.
00:53:33Look, there is more.
00:53:35Look, there is more.
00:53:58What did he say?
00:54:05I am not who you think I am.
00:54:08Do you see what he said?
00:54:11I see.
00:54:14Shocking.
00:54:15Very demonic indeed.
00:54:18But still,
00:54:19they claim that the origin of their tragedy
00:54:22is a figure named Cucuth.
00:54:24In my opinion, maybe a mental state.
00:54:27Look,
00:54:28I treated Enver and his mother for some time.
00:54:32My name appears in his file.
00:54:36But after Enver's death,
00:54:40they lost their head.
00:54:42Their head and their faith.
00:54:45You know, for two other children.
00:54:48The dead one and the abnormal one.
00:54:51I met Phatos, yes.
00:54:54Then you know.
00:54:57Very good, Mr. Julian.
00:54:59One more thing.
00:55:01Would you show me the complete file for the Enver Simacu case?
00:55:05But you have the same one as I do, don't you?
00:55:10I'm afraid the copy that I have is incomplete.
00:55:14So I was hoping that you have the recordings the agent made.
00:55:18And his police ID.
00:55:26This file was brief.
00:55:28And I picked it up tapeless.
00:55:31So no.
00:55:33He doesn't have any kind of recordings.
00:55:38May I?
00:55:40Yeah.
00:55:53There are only two.
00:55:55This one is
00:55:57the first one.
00:55:59And the spy should have the other one.
00:56:06V.S.
00:56:07Is that his name?
00:56:11I never knew who that man was.
00:56:14Spahn Vogli or
00:56:16Viktor Shehu.
00:56:18Who knows?
00:56:30Regarding the file.
00:56:32The first time when I saw it, it looked quite boring to me.
00:56:38Except the last notation.
00:56:41What about it?
00:56:45Okay.
00:56:48Translate, please.
00:56:51It seems like bedridden one cannot endure anymore the pain.
00:56:55It seems like bedridden one cannot endure anymore the pain.
00:57:00He will kill him.
00:57:02And after he dies, everybody will go crazy.
00:57:07We all will be hidden by then, safe behind the mountains.
00:57:12What do you think?
00:57:14What do you want me to say?
00:57:16He's an anguish.
00:57:18Don't you think at some point you can surrender to the idea of the Cuckoo?
00:57:22The Simaku family was talking about it so much.
00:57:25I'm saying this because, of course, it's only a hypothesis.
00:57:28There's one interesting sentence here.
00:57:31He'll kill him, and when he dies, everyone will go crazy.
00:57:35It's like Enver was the larvae for the egregore to grow.
00:57:39Egregore?
00:57:40Then something was born when Enver died, and his brothers went mad.
00:57:44Isn't it funny that a police officer comes to that conclusion?
00:57:48That's his interpretation.
00:57:52Something cherry-picked, if you allow me to say so.
00:57:57I understand that you come from a society with a spiritual deficit.
00:58:02And I understand that you are looking coincidentally with the paranormal or magic,
00:58:07because it sounds much more romantic or chic.
00:58:10But it seems that the agent was depressed because communism in Albania was fallen.
00:58:19Nothing else.
00:58:20Perhaps.
00:58:28Mr. Julian, if you will excuse me,
00:58:32Baskin will continue showing you what you want.
00:58:39Forgive my insistence.
00:58:46You were talking so many times with Antonetta Simaku.
00:58:49Wouldn't you know the person that substantiates her pagan experience?
00:58:54Who are you talking about, Julian?
00:58:56Antonetta's neighbor, Marina.
00:58:59She was a kid, but her testimony confirms every single word that Antonetta says.
00:59:04Including the cuckoo vision.
00:59:08You surprise me.
00:59:11But I don't know where you're going with this, Julian.
00:59:14Athanas, I myself am having visions that I never had before.
00:59:19Like Enver Simaku, like his mother, like his brother Flamur, Marina,
00:59:23and most likely the person that spied on them during eight years.
00:59:29Behind you.
00:59:35Behind.
00:59:37But it's not who you think it is.
00:59:44That's right.
00:59:47Behind.
00:59:59I do not believe in an idea of evil in the same way the Exorcists did.
01:00:05Still, heretic and immutable.
01:00:09I believe in the suggestion, in the paranormal, and in local legends.
01:00:15A non-dogmatic, variable tradition.
01:00:21More united to nature than to human.
01:00:24With representations from the flora and fauna, the landscape and the environment of each place.
01:00:38The Exorcist
01:01:08The Exorcist
01:01:16Safe behind the mountains.
01:01:18The Exorcist
01:01:34Cuckoo has been seen in Karavasta, in this house.
01:01:38The image of Cuckoo is very rare. It's almost a story for children.
01:01:43He said Cuckoo was eating his guts.
01:01:48The Exorcist
01:01:51He'll kill him, and when he dies, everyone will go crazy.
01:01:55Absurd.
01:01:58People so distant in time and space agreeing on something childish?
01:02:04Marina was a very young girl. She lives next door.
01:02:09Isn't it funny that a police officer comes to that conclusion?
01:02:13That's his interpretation.
01:02:15V.S. Is that his name?
01:02:17I never knew who that man was.
01:02:20My parents were forbidding me to go up there, but I was ignoring them.
01:02:23Speak to Anver as a medium.
01:02:25He said he was suffering a lot.
01:02:27We won't know because we don't know the actual name of the agent.
01:02:32But it seems that the agent was depressed because communism in Albania was falling.
01:02:40My father, who was related to the Labour Party, was afraid to stay there.
01:02:45V.S. Is that his name?
01:02:47I never knew who that man was.
01:02:49Everybody knew he was a communist.
01:02:51Spandogli were safe behind the mountains.
01:02:54My father, who was related to the Labour Party,
01:02:57She was the daughter of Shkodran and Violeta Veselya.
01:03:02V.S. Everybody knew he was a communist.
01:03:04Shkodran and Veselya.
01:03:05Is that his name?
01:03:09Zorin, I'm here.
01:03:15Zorin, I'm here.
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01:04:28I need to know something about your father.
01:04:31Did he die on October 22 in 1997?
01:04:38And was he born in Berat on April 11, 1960?
01:04:45Yes.
01:04:46I need to know something about your father.
01:04:49Did he die on October 22 in 1997?
01:04:53And was he born on October 11, 1967?
01:05:00Yeah.
01:05:01I need to know something about your father.
01:05:04Did he die on October 11, 1976?
01:05:09Yes.
01:05:10And was he born on October 11, 1976?
01:05:16You know something, and now some things have come together.
01:05:19What happened to my father?
01:05:20He was working for Sigrid and me, right?
01:05:23Yes, that's right.
01:05:31You were suspecting it.
01:05:34Yes.
01:05:37You know, in his report, there was not a single reference to you.
01:05:43I guess he missed many things that happened up there.
01:05:47At least all those related to you.
01:05:53I guess.
01:05:56We spent all night talking about Skodran and how he mocked the APB command to protect Marina.
01:06:03In the end, it wasn't hard to convince her to continue pulling the thread, perhaps for her own redemption.
01:06:12And using the cryptic message that Skodran wrote at the end as a pretext,
01:06:17I made Marina realize that she would most likely find material related to her father at her grandparents' house, which is empty today.
01:06:42We took all my father's things home to Tirana, but I thought he might have left something here.
01:07:13And in the house in Tirana?
01:07:15Nothing. Photos, clothes. I lived there many years and didn't see anything like what we're looking for now. Besides, I sold it.
01:07:25Your father was a secret police officer. If he wanted to save something, he would do it very well.
01:07:32Sorry, what were you saying?
01:07:34If your father wanted to hide something, his records, his tape recorder, his films,
01:07:39basically everything that was missing from the archive, if he wanted to save that, he would know how to do it.
01:07:47Well, that is, if he wanted to save it, maybe there is nothing anymore.
01:07:53Your father was documenting facts and phenomena. A documentarian doesn't throw anything, I assure you.
01:08:00He saved it somewhere, but where?
01:08:10Safe behind the mountains.
01:08:15What did you say?
01:08:18We'll be hidden by then, safe behind the mountains. Do you have a country house?
01:08:25No.
01:08:27Safe behind the mountains.
01:08:40Is there something behind that wall?
01:08:43No, I don't know. Nothing.
01:08:49Do you think...
01:08:54I think so, yes.
01:09:09I think so.
01:09:39No.
01:09:58Do we have light here? I mean electricity?
01:10:05No, no, there isn't.
01:10:10Let's go back to Pogradec, Marina. Back to the hotel.
01:10:21From 1986.
01:10:28Behind me is the wall that separates me from my daughter.
01:10:33I don't need... I don't need a speaker to hear that she's talking with him.
01:10:40My girl, how strong or naive.
01:10:49And I don't need any devices to hear him either.
01:10:55I feel his silence.
01:10:59I feel his sour smell that has impregnated his... the whole building.
01:11:15Also from 1986.
01:11:18Marina could not suppress the urge nor the emotion of knowing the truth about her father and how he felt.
01:11:25Well, decidedly, the one that she knew, the reserved and the elusive one, was completely different in reality.
01:11:34Terrified, but above all, dedicated and sacrificed to protect his only daughter.
01:11:41Another one from 1987.
01:11:46Marina, let's go.
01:11:48Let's go back to Pogradec before it's too late.
01:12:19There's water, but it doesn't smell like salt.
01:12:24This was Enver Hoxha's favorite place.
01:12:31In front, Yugoslavia.
01:12:36And Skodran's life behind the mountains.
01:12:41How quiet it is since Marina decided to leave with the box.
01:12:48And to never return.
01:12:52Only birds across the land sky.
01:12:55Wet cats looking for crumbs on a wet road.
01:12:59Like a stage at the foot of the great circus.
01:13:02The lake.
01:13:06How quiet.
01:13:18How quiet.
01:13:48How quiet.
01:14:11Who is it?
01:14:19I came.
01:14:21You need help?
01:14:23Why didn't you take an umbrella?
01:14:25I didn't go home.
01:14:35What's going on?
01:14:40I need to talk and hear everything.
01:14:43I can't get it out of my head.
01:14:45I can't do it alone.
01:14:47Don't worry.
01:14:50After all, I think it's the right thing to do.
01:14:56Let's go. I'll translate everything for you.
01:14:59I'm not tired anyway, and I'm not in a rush.
01:15:17We are lucky. It still works.
01:15:47Are you ready?
01:15:53This is the first one from 1997.
01:15:56Looks like before he didn't have anything to recall.
01:16:04It's my father. He says,
01:16:06Kurt, 8.48 p.m. on February 21st, 1987.
01:16:18Can I stop it?
01:16:22He tells someone to leave.
01:16:24He says...
01:16:26He saw another one.
01:16:28I saw them, he says.
01:16:30He says an entourage is nearby.
01:16:33Staggered.
01:16:35Ah, if they only knew that they'll be trapped.
01:16:48Oh my God. It's him.
01:16:51That's Ember.
01:16:53What was he saying?
01:16:55I don't know. I didn't understand anything.
01:16:58And your father?
01:17:00I don't know. I'm lost.
01:17:02Can we?
01:17:18He says they have no way to escape.
01:17:22He was also saying that everything was crumbling
01:17:25and that there is not much left of Albania.
01:17:29Very little.
01:17:35We spent almost four hours
01:17:37listening to Skodran's nightly conversations with a visitor
01:17:41who was tormenting him every night.
01:17:44For years, Skodran was in terror,
01:17:47accompanied by a presence
01:17:49that was slowly sapping his spirit and health.
01:17:53Years trapped without being able to flee.
01:17:57He was not a deserter,
01:17:59but he didn't want to expose his daughter either.
01:18:02He recorded her in his very last tape,
01:18:05and without knowing it, we were about to hear her.
01:18:14From the tape of April 27, 1991 at 8.56 p.m.
01:18:20That's one week before the end of the government.
01:18:27It's Neta.
01:18:29She says,
01:18:31How do you feel, my dear son?
01:18:33I'm fine.
01:18:35And you?
01:18:37I'm fine.
01:18:39And you?
01:18:41She says, How do you feel, my dear son?
01:18:46Son,
01:18:48it can be heard very clearly, isn't it?
01:18:51He says he's okay.
01:18:53That was you, Marina.
01:19:01Yeah.
01:19:04I asked Denver to tell me about it,
01:19:07to tell me about the kukuri.
01:19:10It was him.
01:19:12I remember this. I remember.
01:19:14That's the first and only time
01:19:16that Denver spoke with his own voice.
01:19:19And Neta, what was she saying?
01:19:22That it was her son, not the kukuri.
01:19:35Denver was saying that everything was fine.
01:19:38He had it chained.
01:19:40To the kukuri?
01:19:42I told him that that's very good.
01:19:47I'm saying,
01:19:49it's okay.
01:19:51That's very good.
01:19:55He tells his mother, sausages.
01:19:57I want sausages.
01:19:59Sausages?
01:20:01And the other thing,
01:20:03this mantra thing, what was that?
01:20:05I don't understand very well what...
01:20:08Light of my life, don't run away.
01:20:11I don't remember this.
01:20:19Neta repeats it.
01:20:21I think she's hugging him.
01:20:26He says, Mom, Mom.
01:20:30My teeth are itchy, Mom.
01:20:32He's breaking them with his nails, Mom.
01:20:35He wants to get out, but he can't.
01:20:38Oh, Mom, screams Denver.
01:20:41I remember this. I remember.
01:20:44It hurts. It hurts.
01:20:59It hurts.
01:21:29It hurts.
01:21:59It hurts.
01:22:30Raw.
01:22:32Vulgar.
01:22:34This is how death is often seen.
01:22:37Stripped of poetry.
01:22:39Bereft of words.
01:22:41Mute.
01:22:46What happened that night?
01:22:49What happened?
01:22:51How did I get to this point?
01:22:54I don't know.
01:22:56What happened?
01:22:58How did I get to this point?
01:23:03When that creature from the lagoon took possession of me,
01:23:07I knew immediately that I would not have enough strength,
01:23:11nor would I be brave enough to resist it.
01:23:15Just like the killers of my wife.
01:23:20No.
01:23:22I could not avoid what happened.
01:23:25Finally I understood
01:23:28how strong Enver Simako was.
01:23:32How brave,
01:23:34keeping the cuckooed inside for so many years.
01:23:39And although being its hostage,
01:23:43he was never that creature's slave.
01:23:55To be continued...
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