Characters: 
Mark Alem……… Refet Abazi
Clerk…………… Bajrush Mjaku
Officer I……….. Meidi Alidemi
Officer II……….. Visar Vishka
The Old Lady I….. TeutaAidini-Yegeni
The Old Lady II…… Flora Kadriu
The Old Lady III….. Ayeta Redzpei

If you want to enjoy a complete theatrical act, go to the Theatre of Nationalities and see “The Bones that Come Late.“ The language, for those who don not understand it, will not be an obstacle.
Daniela Karanfilova, Ekran

The narrative line that Milcin emphasizes as a pivot of the rational dimensions, which carry with them a certain polemic with the present moment, is presented with the developing idea of the character of the Clerk. Bajrus Mjaku builds the character in a subtle way, freed from explicit mannerism, determining like an X-ray all the intellectual levels and posing them as an imperative that finishes those metaphysical dimensions of the text and the directorial concept. The creative power is contracted into a concentration without which the basic theme of the scene will lose its ground. 
Iskra Gecoska, Denes