The Leader is Always Right

The documentary presents a look at the Patriotic Camps established in Georgia in 2005. These camps have attracted hundreds of thousands of teenagers, aiming to instill a strong sense of national pride and patriotism. The environment is filled with uniforms marked by the Georgian state symbol and ideological slogans, reinforcing the camp's mission.

The film captures the psychological and social dynamics at play, as the children are trained to remember their country's troubled past while fostering a spirit of vengeance. By the end of their time at the camp, attendees leave with a defined understanding of what patriotism entails in the context of their nation. This thought-provoking exploration offers insight into the intersection of youth, ideology, and national identity.