About

Poçi Films is an independent photography and film project by two sisters from Albania, based in Germany. We share a love of travel and discovering new places around the world. Our journey began in 2016 with our first DSLR camera. Since then, photography has grown from a hobby into a lifelong creative pursuit.

Today, we enjoy working across digital and analog photography, as well as drone imagery, exploring each medium for its unique perspective and storytelling possibilities. Our greatest source of inspiration is curiosity. We are fascinated by people, cultures, landscapes, and the countless ways of seeing the world.

What began as capturing everyday moments in Tirana has, over the past decade, evolved into documenting life across continents, from the vibrant streets of Vietnam and the wildlife of Australia to the unique landscapes of New Zealand, the beaches of the Mediterranean, the Northern Lights in the Arctic, the skyline of New York, and many places in between.

Through our work, we hope to share our perspective on the world with others who are just as curious as we are. As we continue to grow as photographers and travelers, we invite you to join us on our journey. We hope you enjoy seeing the world through our lens as much as we enjoy capturing it.

Portrait of Xheorxhina

Xheorxhina

Co-creator

“I hold a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering. Born and raised in Albania, I have been based in Germany since 2020. My love for photography began as a teenager and has only grown stronger over the years, especially while exploring countries across four continents. I am deeply passionate about nature, wildlife, discovering new cultures, and connecting with people. I spend much of my free time traveling the world, capturing beauty that often goes unnoticed and sharing it as a reminder of the incredible planet we call home.”

Portrait of Elisa

Elisa

Co-creator

“Born and raised in Albania, I moved to Germany in 2019 and completed my Master’s degree in Architecture in 2025. Outside of work, I pursue my creative interests through photography, travel, dance, drawing, architectural drawing and rendering, and sport. Having lived in three countries and visited more than 70 cities, I am drawn to the feeling of discovering the new and unknown, to unfamiliar places and the lives of people I encounter along the way. This curiosity shapes my photographic identity and distinguishes my perspective from Xheorxhina’s.”