“DEATH MACHINE” TRAVELING IN TIME
Contemporary Georgian cinema continues to actively represent important and painful events of the past century despite its thematic diversity and response to contemporary social processes. This might be explained by the fact that topics that seem to be a thing of the past at a glance, are still associated with the present. Who would have imagined that the fate of Georgia in the 2020s would have turned out in such a way that the words “repression,” “terror,” “dictatorship” would still appear in the colloquial dictionary of a modern person, and the statement “They will catch Triphon, they will catch me and they will catch you too, they will catch everyone” would also be suitable for today. An artistic person sometimes has such a developed sense of intuition that he even foresees ...
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