
Directed by Die Hard 2's Renny Harlin, the picture began shooting at the weekend on location in Georgia. It is billed as an anti-war film about an American journalist and his cameraman who get caught in the crossfire and struggle with their duty to be impartial.
Garcia, whose credits include The Godfather: Part III and Ocean's Eleven, arrived in Georgia on Sunday as shooting moved from the former Russian-held town of Gori to the capital, Tbilisi. Harlin says the film – provisionally entitled Georgia – will be impartial, even though Papuna Davitaia, an MP from Saakashvili's ruling United National Movement, is one of the producers on the project.
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Meanwhile, Serbian film-maker Emir Kusturica revealed yesterday that he had rejected a Russian offer to direct a separate film about the war. "I didn't accept it because I have a binding contract for the next four years," he told Reuters.
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