Kadare's work comes through poetry and music in COD

An artistic evening dedicated to the writer Ismail Kadare through film and interpretation at the Center for Openness and Dialogue-COD. Through poetry and music, Kadare's work came to COD, with the interpretation of actors Anila Dervishi and Arbër Aliaj, accompanied by the sounds of the harp by Aida Kasmi and the flute by Enalda Gjoni. After the performance, the attendees watched the documentary film "Frymëzime Kadareane" by the screenwriter and famous fabulist Ferit Lamaj, which brought the writer and his work to another dimension. Ismail Kadare, a member of the Academy of Sciences of Albania, has been considered not only among the best writers of Albanian literature, but also among the best writers of contemporary world literature. Ismail Kadare's literary beginnings are mainly in poetry. His works have been translated and published in over 45 foreign languages. He is the most famous Albanian writer in the world. Among Kadare's best-known works at the national and international level are: The General of the Dead Army, The Castle, The Chronicle in Stone, The Great Winter, The Bridge with Three Arches, The Broken April, The H-File, The Pyramid, The Palace of Dreams, The Dinner of wrong. Ismail Kadare is the laureate of many national and international literary awards. In 2005, he won the "The Booker Prize Man" award. In 2010 Ismail Kadare was honored in Italy with the "Lerici Pea" award and in 2009 he was awarded the Prince of Asturias award and a number of others. In 2015, he won the "Jerusalem Prize", (Israel). Ismail Kadare has been decorated with the "Honour of the Nation" Order and by the French state with the "Cross of the Legion of Honor" and "Officer of the Legion of Honor" orders, as well as other recognitions.