Film Lens
The documentary focuses on ongoing protests in Georgia against the Georgian Dream party, highlighting the anger and frustration of citizens who feel their rights are being violated. It features voices like Omar, a multimedia artist, who emphasizes the importance of protests over nightlife as the political situation deteriorates. The film captures the atmosphere of dissent, with people gathering outside the Parliament, expressing their discontent with a government perceived as disconnected from the populace.
Through personal accounts and the backdrop of a country grappling with poverty and unemployment, the film illustrates the impact of political decisions, such as the Prime Minister's announcement to halt conversations with Europe until 2028. The narrative reveals a society united in their demand for justice, despite differing opinions, and presents the cultural elements of protest, including the use of animal-shaped balloons to symbolize their grievances against the wealth of the elite.
Why Watch
- •Meet Omar, a multimedia artist fighting for rights in Georgia.
- •See how protests have transformed nightlife into a political statement.
- •Find out why animal-shaped balloons are part of the protests.
Did You Know
•Since October 2025, hundreds of thousands of people have protested in Georgia.
•Omar, a multimedia artist, has worked as a lighting operator for nine years.
•The Prime Minister announced the halt of conversations with Europe until 2028.
•Many Georgians believe that Ian, a wealthy figure, is a friend of Putin.
Perfect For
Political activismGeorgian cultureSocial justice movements