Reviews
Review | The Navigator — when GPS becomes your confidant
Lasha Bugadze’s play The Navigator won an award at the 2011 International BBC Playwriting Competition, where it premiered.
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Review | The Pear Field — a look at life in Tbilisi’s ‘school for idiots’
Nana Ekvitimishvili’s debut novel is a short, intense work that confronts society’s silence and ethical blind spots.
Nikol Pashinyan
Fresh from bashing opponents, Pashinyan to beat drums in upcoming concert
Nikol Pashinyan has taken up drumming recently, sharing many videos of him playing since December 2025.
Reviews
Review | Repentance — an enduring warning about unchecked power
A single image from Repentance resurfacing at ongoing protests in Georgia captures the film’s critique of totalitarianism.
Reviews
Review | The Door Was Open: Short Stories — unveiling the dark side of Armenian womanhood
Karine Khodikyan’s uncanny and inscrutable short stories focus on lust, love, and death, and all the dysfunction that lies between.
Reviews
Review | Nothing Political — theatre in resistance and the anxiety of what remains
Nothing Political examines life inside Georgia’s protest movement through documentary footage and live performance.
Cinema
Caucasus cinema in 2025 — this year’s top 10 films as reviewed by OC Media
A round-up of the top 10 films released in 2025 reviewed by OC Media.
