Passport farce, border-nightclubs and the eternal search for a country where one can breathe out a little - all this to the sound of jokes about a comedian trying not to burn in the fire of the world's absurdity. Between the Armenian khinkali and the Georgian "please" sounds the tired voice of an immigrant who knows that freedom of speech and language are rare, and that sometimes you can lose your life with a joke. In an era when politicians are stupid and writers are guarded by guards, it is funny and sad at the same time - and this is perhaps the best diagnosis of our time.
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