"Tear Gas" in Tbilisi: A Film Born from Chaos and Censorship The streets of Tbilisi have been a battleground for over 600 days, with protesters demanding greater freedoms and a more democratic future for Georgia.
Amidst this chaos, the film "Tear Gas," directed by Uta Beria, has emerged.
The movie weaves the raw emotion and defiance of these demonstrations into its narrative, born from a five year journey that is a testament to the power of art in the face of censorship and institutional pressure.