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Review | The Nose — a new Georgian play reimagines Gogol to explore societal status and identity
A sharp, surreal satire, Levan Tsuladze’s new play explores identity and status through outrageously funny dialogue, lights, and sounds.
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Review | Medea — A Georgian take on one of Greek myth’s most infamous female anti-heroes
Georgian director Temo Kuprava’s take on the classic tale centres Medea’s Caucasian origins for a local audience.
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Review | Temo Re — An artistic yet humorous commentary on Georgian society
Georgian director Anka Gujabidze’s debut film is a visual treat for lovers of monochrome photography.
Armenia
From noxious fumes to empty pledges: Yerevan’s long struggle with its ‘toxic bomb’ dumpsite
Despite new plans to replace the country’s largest open-air dump with a modern waste processing plant, experts and locals remain unconvinced.
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Review | Venezia — a dark comedy operating as a microcosm of Georgia
Rusudan Chkonia’s second feature film is a humorous examination of societal relations amidst Georgia’s housing crisis.
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Review | Sadaa — experimental Georgian hip hop at its finest
Georgian hip hop finds its voice in KayaKata’s Sadaa — a surreal, experimental album rooted in Tbilisi, but reaching worldwide.
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Review | In the Land of Arto — a thoughtful exploration of Armenia’s past, present, and future
Tamar Stepanyan’s first feature film, a timely and relevant look at Armenia’s tragic history, marks an impressive debut.
