And Then We Danced is the first LGBTQ+ film to come out of Georgia. Based on the story of dancer Merab (Levan Gelbakhiani) whose aspirations of joining the national ensemble start to slowly dissipate as his burgeoning sexuality surfaces. Its an exceptionally crafted coming-of-age movie set within the hypermasculine world...

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No matter how many assurances this government gives, I cannot shake off the feeling that our rights may slowly erode, one unnoticeable bit at a time.

With just three films under his belt, Trey Edward Shults is garnering a reputation for himself as an immersive filmmaker.

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