Rotsa dedamitsa msubukia

Young Georgian skaters, artists, and musicians feel trapped between the powers of the church and the political world. They create their own open spaces beneath viaducts and at other non-places that lend themselves to romantic notions of a free existence. Questions are posed to them about God, love and freedom, but these boys would much rather just be skating. One of them was bullied because of his hairstyle, and he explains that Georgians simply won’t accept people who look different. Many of their friends share their bleak vision of their country. The way they see it, Georgia is all about the old rather than the new. (International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam)