We could say that Kosovo is the youngest country in Europe. When it comes to a novice country, we might show its independence, its culture, its symbols. Afterwar, in turn, chooses to shine a light on children throughout time, showcasing the generation that war begets. Birgitte Stærmose immerses us into the innocence of four kids as they grow into young adults and reflects on their dreams, crystalized by the aftermath of war to ask themselves what present—and what possible futures—they get to live. Mariano Pozzi