"A scene from Zaza Urushadze's ""Tangerines"" (2013) which is set in 1992 in war torn Abkhazia, a hand's throw from Soochi.  The film addresses long-standing ethnic conflicts that were stirred with the dissolution of the Soviet Union.  An old Estonian man, who is helping his elderly neighbor harvest his annual tangerine crop, ends up caring for two wounded men who are blood enemies.  Shot in the mountainous western Georgia region of Guria, the film features gorgeous cinematography.  Photo: courtesy San Francisco Film Society"
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