Ich geh nirgendwohin

The film tells the story of Elene and Leo, war orphans living with their grandfather Davit in a village near Gori, Georgia. Despite the war occurring years prior, its effects still resonate in their lives as they deal with the constant threat posed by the nearby Russian military border. This drama showcases their resilience and the harsh realities of living in a post-conflict landscape.

Directed by the Fachhochschule Dortmund, this film is a poignant reflection on the long-lasting consequences of war. The narrative is deeply rooted in the specific historical context of the 2008 Russian-Georgian war, making it a relevant piece for those interested in contemporary global issues. With Imedo Kakhiani leading the cast, the film offers a personal perspective on the broader themes of displacement and survival in a war-torn region.