"We assure the population that this film will not be screened," Sandro Bregadze, the Leader of the Georgian March, said in a statement. The Georgian March mobilized all of its activists to prevent "And Then We Danced" from premiering today. According to Bregadze, the protest will start at 16:00 at the Tbilisi Concert Hall.
"Our protest will be peaceful, we will have a shame corridor, we will not allow gay propaganda, our compatriots are coming from different parts of Georgia. We have heard that by the end of the movie a boy is going to ask another one to marry him, this is unacceptable and we will not tolerate it", Bregadze said.
Premiere of Swedish film by Georgian Director Levan Akini "And Then We Danced" will be held on November 8.
The Georgian Patriarchate opposes the screening of the film. According to them the screening of the film serves to legalization of the sin.
Levan Vasadze, the businessman is also talking about ruining the screening of the movie. He shared the video addressing this matter.
Similar statement on the premiere of the film have been released by Guram Palavandishvili, the far-right Georgian March leader and member of the Orthodox Parents' Union.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has also released a statement regarding the film.
Gvantsa Chanturia
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