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Dealing with themes including racial tension, reproductive health, and political action, these filmmakers speak on today’s societal issues and cultural dynamics. Charged with passion, vision, and a fighting tenacity, the subjects of these films combat socio-political realities which have affected communities for centuries and are still ongoing problems we face today. Though this program doesn’t aim to solve these problems, the discussion facilitated by these films creates an open forum for dissecting deeper community issues, ultimately aiding in the road towards better solutions.


Total Run Time: 64 minutes


This program will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.


Programmed by Guest Festival Shorts Programmer, Emily Eddy.


Content Considerations: Strong language, implied sexual situations, harassment, depictions of violence, implied violence.

Winter. A fifteen-year-old girl in a remote Georgian village tries to get closer to her older brother, just as he decides to leave home in search for work abroad.

  • Year
    2019
  • Runtime
    15 minutes
  • Language
    Georgian
  • Country
    Belgium
  • Note
    Georgian with English subtitles, English closed captions are also available
  • Director
    Jaro Minne
  • Screenwriter
    Jaro Minne
  • Producer
    Jaro Minne
  • Executive Producer
    Tim Nash
  • Cast
    Dali Resuridze, Mukho Shavadze, Malkhaz Dzirkvadze, Irma Imnadze
  • Cinematographer
    Jaro Minne
  • Editor
    Alexandru Radu