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The “House of Tea” Documentary (Video)

July 09, 2015

Photo: © 2015, Peace Dialogue, “House of Tea” Documentary. Author: Anna Zakaryan

Video: © 2015 “House of Tea” Documentary

“House of Tea” is a short documentary made by Anna Zakaryan, Arthur Manoukyan and Armen Papyan from Peace Dialogue NGO. It is the story of a small teahouse in Tbilisi that brings together people from different origins, living in Georgia. The film was made in 2015.

The initiative was implemented with the support from the Finish organisation Crisis Management Initiative (CMI) in the framework of the EPNK-2 program.

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