Written: Nodar Dumbadze

The characters of Nodar Dumbadze, a classic Georgian writer, are found to be full of love and sorrow, especially by Georgian audiences. "White Flags" tells the story of young Zaza Nakashidze — a prisoner who meets people of different characters and lifestyles in a prison cell. Their problems, conflicts, the meaning of life, and most importantly — their ability to love and to do good — emerge in everyday life. Because in this world, "there must be a great white flag waving proudly above Chomolungma — a single white flag, a sign of boundless virtue, goodness, and love, a single white flag, a single white flag."