A cinema seat, a story of independence and a chance to support the next generation: an upcoming Albanian film evening in central London brings all three together.
Nëntori i Dytë will be screened at King’s College London on Tuesday 17 November 2026, as part of an evening celebrating Albanian history and culture. The student-run event is listed by KCLSU’s Albanian Society, with tickets currently priced at £5.
A shared story on screen
The UKAP Foundation describes the film as a portrayal of the events surrounding Albania’s declaration of independence in 1912. Its screening offers a way to mark the November celebrations through cinema and conversation.
For anyone who remembers watching Albanian films with family, this could be an opportunity to revisit a familiar title in different company. For someone discovering Albanian cinema, it offers a starting point for exploring how a country tells its own story.
Watching together also opens up questions worth taking beyond the screening: which moments stay with us, what do different generations notice, and which Albanian films should London audiences see next?
An evening with an educational purpose
The organisers say the event will support UKAP Foundation’s work with young people, including scholarships, mentoring, education and professional development. That gives the gathering a connection between the history on screen and opportunities for a younger generation.
Plan your visit
Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026
Time: 6pm–9pm
Venue: KIN G37, Edmond J. Safra Lecture Theatre, King’s College London, Strand Campus
Tickets: £5, as listed by KCLSU
View the official event listing and book tickets. Check the booking page for current availability and entry arrangements.
Which Albanian film would you like to see shown in London next? Tell us in the comments.
Sources: KCLSU event listing and UKAP Foundation’s cinema-night announcement. Event details checked on 7 November 2026.