A quiet, meditative portrait of the Tsova Tush language, now on the edge of extinction. Through moments of learning, landscapes, and the voices of different generations, the film reflects on memory, loss, and the fear of cultural erasure. The songs of elderly women carry the fragile echoes of a fading world.
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Falcke Penso Director · Elene Tsetskhladze Director Nina Khutsishvili Director
Produced in Georgia
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Caucasus Cinema
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Georgia
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Original language
Georgian
Spoken on screen
Georgian
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