And Then We Danced

The story follows Merab, a dedicated dancer who has trained for years with his partner Mary to secure a place in the National Georgian Ensemble. His world is turned upside down with the arrival of Irakli, another male dancer, igniting both rivalry and romantic feelings. This intense dynamic forces Merab to confront his aspirations in dance and his relationships with others.

The film delves into critical themes such as coming out, homophobia, and the pressures of tradition within the context of folk dance. It also highlights the vibrant culture of Georgia, integrating traditional dance elements into its narrative. And Then We Danced presents a compelling exploration of identity, ambition, and the complexities of love in a conservative society.