15 year old Adi lives at the edge of town with his younger brother and deaf-mute mother. He becomes illegally employed at a chromium mine. The only person that Adi trusts is a young math teacher, who empathizes with Adi due to both of them being rebellious.
Companies from Albania, Germany, Greece, and Kosovo produced Chromium.[1]Bujar Alimani[sq] wrote and directed the film[2] and stated that the main characters were inspiared by two brothers he knew as a child.[3] Bonita Papastathi edited the film, Pjeter Gaci composed the music,[2] and the cinematography was done by Ilias Adamis.[4] Financial support was provided by the National Film Center of Serbia, Kosovo Film Centre,[1] and National Center of Cinematography.[5]
Clarence Tsui, writing for The Hollywood Reporter, praised Kuci's performance and how "delicate and restrained" the script was in regards to exposition and character relationships.[4]
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