Pandeli Ceco is an Albanian filmmaker whose work spans a range of documentary forms, with a strong focus on human rights, environmental issues, and cultural identity. He is actively involved in all stages of filmmaking—from directing and cinematography to editing—developing a distinctive visual language and intimate, character-driven storytelling style.
His films have been internationally recognized, with official selections and awards at numerous film festivals worldwide. His documentary The White Sheets (2020) screened at 15 international festivals and received three awards. Half Year (2022) continued this trajectory, earning five awards across more than 20 festivals. His most recent work, the historical docu-fiction Zoje (2024), was awarded Best Cinematography at the AEI Film Festival in Cyprus and continues its international festival run.
Through his work, Ceco explores personal and socially engaged narratives, often focusing on individuals navigating complex realities with resilience and dignity.
