Line of Credit

Line of Credit tells the story of a forty-year-old woman navigating life after the Soviet Union. Set in Georgia, she experiences the harsh realities of adjusting to new economic conditions. The film focuses on her challenges as she takes out a high-interest loan, leading her into a cycle of debt that becomes increasingly difficult to escape.

The drama highlights themes of financial struggle and personal resilience. As a collector, the film offers a unique perspective on the socio-economic changes faced by individuals in transitional societies. It presents an opportunity to explore narratives that are often overlooked in mainstream cinema, particularly those directed by women.