Cultural Journeys and Modern Challenges in Georgia

This chapter recounts a filmmaker's exploration of Georgia's cultural identity through the lens of their film 'And Then We Danced,' which captures the conflicts of tradition and intolerance. By weaving in the personal stories of characters like Merab and Irakli, the narrative reflects on themes of love and societal expectations amid a backdrop of recent cultural shifts. Additionally, the chapter addresses the controversial science of aging and the intersection of societal norms with innovative practices, highlighting the evolving landscape of Georgian art and culture.