Film “Žetva” Premiered at Mts Hall, Brnabić and Selaković Attended The film “Harvest,” based on real events of organ trafficking involving Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija, premiered in Belgrade. An accompanying exhibition highlighted the suffering of Serbian civilians and illegal organ trade. The film’s author expressed satisfaction with the adaptation and hoped it would convey the same powerful message as the book, emphasizing the pursuit of truth despite obstacles.

• The film “Harvest,” directed by Paul Kampf and based on Veselin Dželetović’s novel “Serbian Heart Johan’s,” premiered in Belgrade.
• The film addresses real events concerning organ trafficking of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija, linked to the “Yellow House” case.
• An exhibition titled “Yellow House – Crime Without Sentence” was held prior to the premiere, attended by Serbian officials Ana Brnabić and Nikola Selaković.
• The exhibition showcased archival material and testimonies about the suffering of Serbian civilians and illegal organ trade.
• Author Veselin Dželetović expressed satisfaction with the film adaptation, hoping it would convey the same message as his book.
• Dželetović highlighted that the film’s director, Paul Kampf, faced significant pressure from the Albanian lobby but persisted because agents verified the truth of the novel’s claims.
• The film’s plot is set between 1999 and 2000 and follows a German baron who, after a heart transplant, experiences visions leading him to Kosovo.
• The film will be in regular cinema distribution starting tomorrow.