Kosovo is independent and music an integral part of its culture, it says. But since Kosovar-British pop star Dua Lipa brought a major festival to the capital Prishtina to boost the country's image abroad, local musicians face a dilemma: is this the beginning of a long-awaited recognition, or a commercial venture that comes at their own cost? Through the eyes of the commercial and the underground scene alike, we observe the price of visibility in a young nation where self-determination remains fragile. The 50-minute documentary will be introduced by a 5-minute preface from the director Yannik Yeşilgöz as well as the co-producer and co-writer Zheni Yaneva. After the screening, Yeşilgöz & Yaneva are happy to have a 30-minute discussion with the audience about the meaning of self-determination as well as the purpose of Pop Culture in contested political environments.