One of Us 2022
In *One of Us* (2022), a former Kosovo war volunteer returns to Albania's turbulent capital, Tirana, chasing a fresh start as a police officer. Directed by Ergys Meta, this crime-drama plunges viewers into a world of corruption, moral ambiguity, and unsettling truths.
Director: Ergys Meta
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *One of Us* (2022) about?
*One of Us* follows a former Kosovo war volunteer who joins Albania's police force, only to uncover a crime tied to his own past. As he navigates Tirana's corrupt underbelly, he's forced to confront his darker choices. The film blends crime-solving with a personal reckoning.
Who directed *One of Us*?
Ergys Meta directed *One of Us* (2022), bringing a raw, atmospheric style to this crime-drama.
Who stars in *One of Us*?
The film stars Alban Ukaj, Kasem Hoxha, Alfred Trebicka, and Sebina Matlija in pivotal roles.
Is *One of Us* (2022) worth watching?
*One of Us* is a gripping crime-drama with strong performances and a morally complex plot, though it lacks an IMDb rating. Fans of gritty, character-driven films will find much to appreciate in its tense storytelling.
How long is *One of Us*?
*One of Us* runs for 107 minutes.
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About One of Us (2022) — A Crime-Drama Unraveling Identity and Corruption
In *One of Us* (2022), a former Kosovo war volunteer returns to Albania's turbulent capital, Tirana, chasing a fresh start as a police officer. Directed by Ergys Meta, this crime-drama plunges viewers into a world of corruption, moral ambiguity, and unsettling truths. Alban Ukaj stars as the protagonist, a man seeking redemption while unknowingly digging into his own dark past. The film's gritty atmosphere mirrors the city's chaotic energy, where alliances shift and loyalties are tested at every turn.
A tense, morally complex journey unfolds as the ex-soldier-turned-cop stumbles upon the very crime he committed, forcing him to confront the consequences of his actions. Meta's sharp direction and Ukaj's compelling performance anchor *One of Us* in a story about identity, justice, and the blurred lines between hero and villain. With its raw realism and unflinching look at systemic rot, this crime drama lingers long after the credits roll.