Set against a beautiful landscape defiled by war, this compassionate tale focuses on two tangerine farmers who remain in the conflict-ridden Georgia Republic to harvest their crop. War comes to their doorstep in the form of two wounded soldiers from opposite sides who vow to kill each other—but a long recovery has a humanizing effect that might transcend ethnic divides. With humor and stoicism, this Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Language Film makes an eloquent statement for peace.
D: Zaza Urushadze, Estonia, 2015, subtitled, 90m

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