Childhood Held Hostage

Through the last twenty years in Albania a rich class of the society has developed, which represents the success of the economy of the free market. This film questions just how much can these children from rich families have a flourishing childhood. The subject is given in three perspectives: How do the children cope with the wealth of their families? How do the parents understand the chance for they’re children to have everything and how does this effect their concept of education, the fact that they, themselves, had a very difficult childhood? Well known Albanian psychologists, sociologists and professors, give an interpretation about the sharps problems that come up from the filmed reality, but, of course, at all times keeping a neutral point of view.