DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP
Synopsis
Local elections are taking place in Georgia in 2025. The frontrunner is the pro-Russian Georgian Dream party, accused of rigging the previous parliamentary elections. Amidst growing tensions, Lasha Kabanashvili, an employee of the Mtkvar club in Tbilisi, faces a dilemma: does voting still make sense?
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- Director
- Aleksander Stęcel
- Screenplay & Story
- Aleksander Stęcel
- Original Title
- DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP
- Country of Origin
- Poland
- Spoken Languages
- Georgian
- Runtime
- 15m
- Production Studios
- out of frame
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Aleksander Stęcel
Aleksander Stęcel
Tymon Dominiczak
Olga Bejm
Department Leadership Roster
Aleksander Stęcel
Director
Tymon Dominiczak
Director of Photography
Olga Bejm
Editor
Aleksander Stęcel
Writer
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What is DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP about?
Local elections are taking place in Georgia in 2025. The frontrunner is the pro-Russian Georgian Dream party, accused of rigging the previous parliamentary elections. Amidst growing tensions, Lasha Kabanashvili, an employee of the Mtkvar club in Tbilisi, faces a dilemma: does voting still make sense?
Who directed DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP?
DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP was directed by Aleksander Stęcel.
Who stars in DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP?
The principal cast of DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP includes Lasha Kabanashvili, Tato Tondaridze, David Gogishvili, Gvantsa Pertia, Mariam Kvaratshkelia.
When was DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP released and how long is it?
DON'T FORGET TO SLEEP was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 15m.