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Heidi Koelle reviews "Blueberry Dreams", an understated yet powerful documentary creating a beautiful portrait of Georgian resilience.

Polina Gundarina reviews "Self-Portrait Along the Borderline," a documentary about borders between states and between personal identities

Laura Avetisyan shows how the Karakbakh Armenians increasingly see the toleration of the Lachin corridor's blockade as an act of resistance.

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews "The Pass of the Persecuted," Guram Odisharia's personal account of crossing the Sakeni-Chuberi mountain pass during the 1992–93 Georgian-Abkhazian conflict

Thijs Korsten reviews "Notre Village," a film about the everyday lives of veterans and the impact of the Second Karabakh War in Mets Taghlar

Thijs Korsten reviews "See You In Chechnya," a documentary questioning war and the journalists who cover it

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews "Atlantis," an exploration of what post-war Ukraine could look like, both the good and the bad

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews Guram Odisharia's "The Cyclops Bomb," a vivid, vicious, and absurd novel about conflict in the Caucasus

Last year, on the edge of Europe, two countries went to war. Not terrorist insurgents, rebels, or “little green men”, but the full military strength of two nation-states pitted against each other [...]

Tensions are growing on the southern border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Renée Rippberger takes a closer look at the unfolding events.