
Nothing Lasts Forever: Russian Punks in Georgia
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Overview
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, many in Russia's DIY punk scene fled to Tbilisi, Georgia. Mobilization only exacerbated that trend. This documentary follows the stories of some of those punks but also explores the complicated socio-economic effects they have on the city. The film is about the potential for punk and other similar subcultures to make connections even across otherwise tense political borders.
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Runtime
70 min
Release Date
2024-05-03
Status
Released
Original Language
English
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