A misogynistic old man goes to complain about "his rights" after a woman is elected as the leader of his village's cooperative.
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Albert Vërria
Xha Sulo
Nikolin Xhoja
Xha Beqo
Flora Mërtiri
Kryetare e kooperativës
Zagorka Shuke
Gruaja e Sulos
Ismail Zhabjaku
Sekretari i Partisë i Kooperativës
Petro Duka
Brigadieri
Lazër Filipi
Shoku Ropi
Robert Ndrenika
Djali i xha Sulos
Hyrie Ahmeti
Balerina
Ferit Gjevori
Kooperativist
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