Tornike Tabatadze is a researcher and film critic whose work focuses on early Soviet cinema, post-Mao Chinese cinema, individuality, gender, sexuality and collective life. He holds degrees in sociology and film studies and has pursued studies in sinology in Beijing, China, alongside academic studies in Tbilisi, Georgia, and Kiel, Germany. His broader research interests include ideology, realism, cultural history and the sociology of cinema.
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Hidden In Frame
When Nata returns to her late grandmother’s flat amid Georgia’s political unrest, a secret hiding behind closed doors brings private and public crises together.
