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Being a man in the South Caucasus
For many men, the answer is bound up with tradition: toughness and bravery, independence and self-co...
26 June, 2019
Georgian ballet, the home of Balanchine, struggles to attract male dancers
Georgia once gave the world two of its most famous male ballet dancers – George (Giorgi) Balan...
26 June, 2019
A Soldier and Ballet Dancer
Razmik Marukyan is 19. Like most Armenian men his age, he is serving his mandatory two years of mili...
26 June, 2019
Azerbaijani men find refuge in traditional teahouses
While women are slowly being admitted to the teahouse tradition, they are subjected to several "unwr...
24 May, 2019
Tomorrow’s Warriors
This film, compiled from earlier documentaries filmed in 2016, depicts daily life in a martial arts...
16 May, 2019
Come again, Grandpa
The once warm relations between a boy and his grandfather have became more strained over the past se...
16 May, 2019
Azerbaijani Men and their Need for Speed
In recent years car tuning, or modifying vehicles to personal taste, has become increasingly popular...
16 May, 2019
Dancing Ballet Alone in Nagorno-Karabakh
Heads turn when 46-year-old Mher and 45-year-old Raul Babayan walk down the street with their flambo...
16 May, 2019