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A Mr. Minister 

Bakur Kvezereli is 27 years old. He leads the Georgian ministry of agriculture and is the youngest minister in the government of Saakashvili. He says that there is nothing he dislikes about himself. Filmed in 2008, right after the Georgia-Russia war, the film is a short insight into the government of Georgia.
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Bakur Kvezereli is 27 years old. He leads the Georgian ministry of agriculture and is the youngest minister in the government of Saakashvili. He says that there is nothing he dislikes about himself. Filmed in 2008, right after the Georgia-Russia war, the film is a short insight into the government of Georgia.

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Directed By:Salome Jashi
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:VPRO

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