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Director
Liana Dzhakeli
Production company
The Institute For Social and Gender Policy (Russia)
Director of photography
David Asatiani
IDF Events
2004 East Silver

Invisible

Neviditelné, Georgia, 2003, 26 min, Beta SP, Gender, Society

Synopsis Credits Languages Production Distribution IDF Events

Society Institute and Institute for Social and Gender policy (ISGP). This film, which borders on a sociological study and/ or ethnographic report, focuses on the lives of women in such closed and patriarchal communities as Azerbaijani villages in Georgia. Women are "invisible" here and experience double stigma: as minorities and as women.

Director:

Liana Dzhakeli

Director of photography:

David Asatiani

Screenplay:

Liana Dzhakeli

Languages:

Georgian

Subtitles:

English

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