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Air Blue Silk
Eka is a successful TV presenter in Tbilisi whose life is shaken when her aunt - an economic migrant whom she never has time for commits suicide. Nika is a programmer, working obsessively on AI from the sanctuary of his apartment. On the city streets, a worker falls to his death on a poorly-regulated construction site. Briefly, these worlds touch, only to pull apart again under the strain of self-imposed loneliness. And the city caught in an endless cycle is filled with a myriad of echoes.
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Eka is a successful TV presenter in Tbilisi whose life is shaken when her aunt - an economic migrant whom she never has time for commits suicide. Nika is a programmer, working obsessively on AI from the sanctuary of his apartment. On the city streets, a worker falls to his death on a poorly-regulated construction site. Briefly, these worlds touch, only to pull apart again under the strain of self-imposed loneliness. And the city caught in an endless cycle is filled with a myriad of echoes.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Irine Jordania
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Parachute Films, Studio Kedari, Arrebato Films
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