Train of Freedom is a documentary directed by me, Karina Correa and produced by Petrit Pula. It was shot entirely on the railway system of Kosovo and it presents voices of the various ethnic communities in the region. The film is seeking to explain the realities that deal with division and reconciliation after the war. Having obtained their independence on February 17th 2008, a strong topic of the negotiations was focused on the ways that the new government would be inclusive of the minority groups who live live in the region, especially the Serbs. The documentary explores the issue of "tolerance" by exposing a program first started by The United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and then passed to the country railways. The aim of the program was to give transport a very reduced cost to villagers who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford transportation. The train also would bring the passengers together in a vessel showing in practice that integration and reconciliation is possible when everyone becomes involved. Less