Another film used in teaching about humanitarian health systems. A young girl, living in Kurdish refugee camp with her brother navigate life in crises.

Favourite author. Favourite director. Favourite actor. What’s not to like?

If love can be a visual language!

The opening sequence in the church blew my mind! I think Dea is a silent force to reckon with, Georgian cinema should really be given its due respect in recent times and Dea’s visual language perfectly captures the turmoil of this country (and many others)