Letters to Max
Eric Baudelaire's correspondence with Maxim Gvinjia reflects on nationhood and identity during the political turmoil in Abkhazia.
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Eric Baudelaire's correspondence with Maxim Gvinjia reflects on nationhood and identity during the political turmoil in Abkhazia.
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Eric Baudelaire writes letters to Maxim Gvinjia, the former Foreign Minister of Abkhazia, a breakaway state in the Caucasus. Their correspondence reveals a developing friendship as they discuss themes of nationhood and identity. Set against the backdrop of Abkhazia's political struggles, the film intertwines personal narratives with political context, reflecting on the quest for recognition and belonging in a fragmented region. Released in 2014, the film runs for 103 minutes.
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