Easy Rider (1969), a film by Dennis Hopper will be shown at the Auditorium of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia on 22 April at 17:00.

At the end of the film David Turashvili, a Georgian author, will talk about the film.

Those willing to attend the film show should register via e-mail mchkonia@nplg.gov.ge) or call 297 16 18, the National Library Public Relations and Cultural Programs Division. Admission is free.

The event is organized by the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia and Theatrical Cinema Club.

Film annotation:

Freedom has always been a topical issue, especially in '60s and '70s America. This was a time of protest against Rock and Roll, hippie movement and marijuana use.

Easy Rider explores the societal landscape, issues, and tensions in the United States during the 1960s. The film written by Peter Honda and Denis Hopper, tells the story of two riders, who escape from reality to seek freedom on their Harley-Davidson, trying to lose the notion of time.