Review | Shared Document — an exhibition by emerging Georgian artists
This group show by four young professionals introduces their practice and a glimpse into the kind of environment Georgian artists are facing.
This group show by four young professionals introduces their practice and a glimpse into the kind of environment Georgian artists are facing.

In a country where cultural prestige is often performed, this play dares to laugh at the performance itself.

Kote Kalandadze’s latest film focuses on his old childhood friend Achiko, now 42, who has spent half his life addicted to drugs.

Georgian director Vakhtang Jajanidze’s first feature film explores selfishness, alienation, and loveless relationships within two families.

Shorena Tevzadze’s short documentary follows four different protagonists to weave a larger story of Georgian migrants seeking healthcare in France.

Ketevan Vashagashvili’s debut documentary has won a cinematic human rights award for its sensitive portrayal of parenthood and surrogacy in Georgia.

Georgian director Buka Gvaberidze’s languid film explores the complex relationship between its two main characters over the course of a single day.