TEAR GAS
by Uta Beria
synopsis
16-year-old Elene and her war-scarred family are drawn into a mass protest in Tbilisi that transforms the streets into a battleground for freedom, forcing them to confront the fractures already threatening to tear them apart. A fiction film shot inside real demonstrations.
| international title: | Tear Gas |
| original title: | Tear Gas |
| country: | Georgia, France, Germany |
| year: | 2026 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Uta Beria |
| film run: | 96' |
| screenplay: | Uta Beria |
| cast: | Taisia Eradze, Mzia Arabuli, Gaga Shishinashvili, Kato Kalatozishvili, Boris Andronikashvili |
| cinematography by: | Goga Devdariani |
| film editing: | Nodar Nozadze |
| art director: | Shota Bagalishvili |
| costumes designer: | Anuka Kalandarishvili |
| music: | Rémi Boubal |
| producer: | Nino Chichua, Anna Khazaradze, Uta Beria |
| co-producer: | Guillaume Dreyfus, Daniel Tenné, Junus Baker, Delphine Schmit |
| executive producer: | Guram Rcheulishvili, Bob Meijer, Marisha Urushadze |
| production: | 1991 Productions, Tripode Productions, 70 Steps |
