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"One Drop of Blue"

The performance was shot in Uplistsikhe. A city worth mentioning, as Mtkvari flows under it and has great cultural value - Uplistsikhe (Fortress of God in Georgian). This ancient city is the greatest monument of the pagan ritual world that existed before Christianity. In ancient times, people used to go to Uplistsikhe during the equinox to take part in a mystical ritual. It was the city of the sun. The city of the god where all the priests and their servants lived. People living in Uplistsikhe glorified the local gods and worshiped Nana, the symbol of the Great Mother, which is goddess of nature. This beautiful city was built by the river Mtkvari and it used to be a throne city for centuries, just as our capital city - Tbilisi. Credits: Animation, producer - Mariam KandelakiDirector and author of the concept - Maka KiladzeMusician - Nathalie BasilaiaProduction/edit - Metallique production, Xosilita Xose XositashviliOperator - Giorgi Mkheidze Dancers: EkàtáMakåkaīMarina MakasarashviliMariamSakvarelidzeTina BichiXosilita Xose XositashviliMariam Gigauri Animators: Nino KhitalishviliNina Chubinishvili The project was sponsored by: Tbilisi City HallTbilisi - Unesco City of Media Arts
"One Drop of Blue"
Vakhushti Bagrationi Bridge, Right Embankment, Tbilisi
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A film featured in the Lift-Off Global Network's Lift-Off Filmmaker Sessions and V i d e o S o u n d A r c h i v e 10th season. The film is produced by Circe - an experimental platform for contemporary dance and theater in partnership with Saqanima and Metallique. “One Drop Of Blue” is the elixir of life, therefore without it there is no planet Earth, furthermore no mankind. The great secret that the world keeps is also in the water.

The Mtkvari river, which comes from the mountains in Turkey and flows into the Caspian Sea on the territory of Azerbaijan, tells us a story. As a result of archeological excavations, it was discovered that the objects found in the Caucasus in the Bronze Age belonged to the state of Urartu or to the Neolithic. These old settlements were spread between two big rivers Mtkvari and Araksi. This is where the name Mtkvari-Araksi Culture comes from.

Representatives of Mtkvari-Araksi culture left the Caucasus, went to Palestine through Northern Syria and Anatolia and arrived in Israel. There it was known as Khirbet-Kerak culture.

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Vakhushti Bagrationi Bridge, Right Embankment, Tbilisi
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