Eti Tsicko's Nandauri is an atmospheric, offbeat movie about traditional Georgian culture and how it perpetuates a repressive and sexist system. It's told through the story of a bold woman who managed to escape her stifling rural village, only to find herself drawn back into the culture she thought she had left behind for good. While Dover Koshashvili's iconic film, Late Marriage (2001), examined how Georgian immigrants to Israel tried to keep their traditions alive in their new home, it was