Georgia 129 articles available in total starting from 13/02/2013. Last article published on 08/08/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 5 6 [7] 8 9 ... 11 12 13 next Interview: Ketevan Kapanadze • Director of How the Room Felt“There is a Western image of what activism should be, but it might just not work in the East”The Georgian filmmaker comments on the poetic style of her film and provides some interesting insights into its production process 29/04/2022 | goEast 2022Review: How the Room FeltIn her feature debut homing in on the LGBTQ+ community in Georgia, Ketevan Kapanadze makes the case for staying in 27/04/2022 | Hot Docs 2022Interview: Ioseb 'Soso' Bliadze • Director of Otar's Death"My film explores the phenomenon of making a profit out of an accident, a clash between city and village, and mother-son relationships in each of them"The Georgian director discusses his first feature film, which homes in on a mother and son in the aftermath of a car accident involving the latter 27/08/2021 | Karlovy Vary 2021 | East of the WestInterview: Elene Naveriani • Director of Wet Sand"Censorship, terror and silence won’t stop us"The Georgian director’s drama recounts a love story between two men who are forced to hide for decades 24/08/2021 | Locarno 2021 | Cineasti del PresenteReview: Otar's DeathIn his first feature, Georgian director Ioseb “Soso” Bliadze immerses the audience in the world of inaccessible mothers and emotionally stunted sons 24/08/2021 | Karlovy Vary 2021 | East of the WestJuja Dobrachkous makes a quick follow-up to Bebia with the UK-set Isle of SkyeThe rising Georgian filmmaker will make her next film in the UK, where she’s currently based, reuniting on the project with her key crew from Bebia, à mon seul désir 20/08/2021 | Production | Funding | UK/GeorgiaReview: SunnyGeorgian director Keti Machavariani's documentary puts the viewer in the shoes of a lady doing sociological surveys in Tbilisi 20/08/2021 | Sarajevo 2021 | Documentary CompetitionReview: Wet SandElene Naveriani presents her poignant second feature film, an invigorating yet melancholy hymn to diversity revolving around a cathartic investigation into a refused identity 13/08/2021 | Locarno 2021 | Cineasti del PresenteReview: Brighton 4thLevan Koguashvili's third fiction feature, boasting a stunning central performance from former Olympic wrestling champion Levan Tediashvili, has deservedly scooped awards at Tribeca 18/06/2021 | Tribeca 2021Interview: Levan Koguashvili • Director of Brighton 4th“I strongly believe in faces”The Georgian director shows that when you live in Brighton Beach, you don’t really live in America; you only go to America sometimes 11/06/2021 | Tribeca 2021 previous page: 1 2 3 ... 5 6 [7] 8 9 ... 11 12 13 next