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(The article continues below - Commercial information) Taming the Garden sees Salomé Jashi continuing her journey through the bowels of her native Georgia. But this time, it’s not the country’s inhabitants who are called to testify, but nature itself, the symbol of a people from secular history who are at risk of disappearing. The film is a visual poem in which the rivalry between nature and humankind undoubtedly escalates, becoming an unevenly matched battle where hope gives way to dismay. A seemingly “anonymous” yet powerful man has developed an obsessive passion for the centuries-old trees which have become natural monuments in his country over the years. What he wants is to possess them, to collect them and to transform them into obedient slaves submitted to his will. His Machiavellian plan consists of buying these behemoths - some of which are as tall as fifteen-storey buildings - from communities inhabiting the Georgian coast, digging them up and planting them in his

Georgia generalYoung georgianYoung talent special mentionRegard neufWorld cinema documentarySundance filmMira film baselSakdoc filmRadio bremen fernsehspielSyndicado film salesஜார்ஜியா ஜநரல்இளம் ஜார்ஜியன்இளம் திறமை சிறப்பு குறிப்பிடவும்தொடர்பாக ந்யூஃப்உலகம் சினிமா ஆவணப்படம்ஸந்‌ட்யாந்ஸ் படம்