Film 'Tear Gas' Shot Inside Georgia Anti-Government Protests

Writer-director Uta Beria discusses his Locarno-premiering fiction film 'Tear Gas,' which was shot inside anti-government protests in Georgia and is described as an 'act of resistance' for freedom of expression.

10 Aug, 07:01 — 10 Aug, 07:01

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‘Tear Gas’ Is a Fiction Film Shot Inside Georgia Anti-Government Protests. And It Is “an Act of Resistance”

Writer-director Uta Beria discusses the inspiration for his Locarno-premiering movie, the challenges of shooting it and the importance of standing up for freedom of expression, no matter the consequences.

By Georg Szalai

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Film 'Tear Gas' Shot Inside Georgia Anti-Government Protests

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‘Tear Gas’ Is a Fiction Film Shot Inside Georgia Anti-Government Protests. And It Is “an Act of Resistance”

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