Andro Dadiani uses Tbilisi's urban environment for political performances that address the challenges faced by Georgia's LGBTQ+ community amid state and church oppression.
Synopsis
Andro Dadiani uses Tbilisi's urban environment for political performances that address the challenges faced by Georgia's LGBTQ+ community amid state and church oppression.
Synopsis
Tbilisi's urban spaces become the backdrop for ANDRO DADIANI's political performances, which confront the oppression imposed by state and church in Georgia. As a queer, non-binary figure in protest and performance art, Dadiani's identity remains concealed due to the risks associated with open resistance. The 27-minute documentary captures their artistic expressions and the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in a country where dissent can lead to severe consequences.
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Why Watch
- See Andro Dadiani's impactful performances in Tbilisi.
- Find out how art challenges political oppression in Georgia.
- Meet a queer, non-binary figure navigating a dangerous landscape.
Did You Know
- ANDRO DADIANI's performances confront state and church oppression in Georgia.
- The film is set in Tbilisi, a city known for its complex political landscape.
- ANDRO has a runtime of 27 minutes.
- The identity of Andro Dadiani remains a secret due to safety concerns.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Andro Dadiani?
Andro Dadiani is a queer, non-binary protest and performance art figure in Georgia.
What themes are addressed in Andro Dadiani's performances?
Andro Dadiani's performances dissect the oppression by state and church in Georgia.
What is the duration of the documentary ANDRO?
The documentary ANDRO has a duration of 27 minutes.
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