description Tangerines Overview
Tangerines is a dramatic film focusing on events during the 1992-1993 conflict in Abkhazia. The story centers around a group of people—including a doctor, a prisoner, and a former soldier—who attempt to provide aid amidst intense violence and political turmoil. Set against the backdrop of Georgia’s Guria region, it offers a portrayal of human resilience and difficult choices during wartime. It is relevant for those interested in historical conflicts and narratives exploring themes of compassion within war zones.
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info Tangerines Specifications
| Country | Georgia |
| Year | 2013 |
help Tangerines FAQ
Is Tangerines really about the Abkhazia war?
Yes. Tangerines is set during the 1992-1993 War in Abkhazia and follows Estonian villagers caught between Georgian and Chechen fighters.
Who are Ivo, Ahmed, and Nika in Tangerines?
Ivo is the older Estonian man who shelters wounded fighters in his home. Ahmed is a Chechen mercenary, and Nika is a Georgian soldier, which creates the film's central moral tension.
Was Tangerines nominated for an Oscar?
Yes. Zaza Urushadze's Tangerines was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards, where it lost to Ida.
What language is Tangerines in?
The film uses Estonian, Russian, and Georgian, matching its border-war setting. That multilingual texture is part of why the small 87-minute drama feels politically specific.
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