ജനപ്രിയമായത് മുതൽ Georgia

A political comedy with scenes of slander and libel, filmed by A. Tsutsunava, considered lost.

A short film about the struggles of two brothers in modern Georgian society

A dark creature turns up in a city and starts turning everything it touches black.

This film was made from found footage, edited by TABU92. The film tells the story of two boys who attempt to buy drugs, but things go wrong, and their story ends tragically.

The directors of the film met in Tbilisi, shortly thereafter, they made the decision to escape the burning sun of the city. They ventured into the mountains, the observatory village of Abastumani. Initially planned 2 days stay extended to 2 months. They, both captivated by the magnificence and mystery of Abastumani, embarked on capturing the very essence and beauty of this place. Fast forward 5 years, and one of the directors chose to reedit the original cut and change the script secretly to HIM. Through this covert act, she interwove her own narration, delving into her once-concealed feelings and emotions that had coursed through the entire creative process.

Bakur Kvezereli is 27 years old. He leads the Georgian ministry of agriculture and is the youngest minister in the government of Saakashvili. He says that there is nothing he dislikes about himself. Filmed in 2008, right after the Georgia-Russia war, the film is a short insight into the government of Georgia.

The area of the abandoned parliament building in Kutaisi is an equal attraction and source of inspiration for artists and political elites of different eras. A young filmmaker studies the memory of this spot with his handheld camera, led by members of the band Skazz, and tries to reflect the facade of a building standing in the swamp.

Animation short

As a traveling illusionist he performed in the city square.

Dog, cat and mouse fight for sausage.

Following the loss of her phone, a young woman discovers frightening photographs made by an unidentified photographer known as the Gag Lady. As she digs deeper, she uncovers a diabolical conspiracy with terrifying ramifications.

While Temo, a 10-year old Georgian boy, is excited about receiving several chocolate Easter bunnies as a present from abroad, his father tries to use the moment to teach him a lesson.

22-year-old Anna is fighting for her right to register her family’s property in her name. Her cousin strongly opposed her decision. In the Svaneti mountain village of Ushguli, tradition dictates that if a family does not have a boy, the land and the family house are handed down to the next male relation who will continue the family name.

On Akhmeteli St. #4 in Tbilisi, Georgia, there stands a decrepit apartment house the director of this documentary once grew up in. After 10 years spent abroad, he returns to capture the daily life of his neighbors on camera. the author quietly observes their private stories and examines how they are able to find happiness despite economical hardship and how they preserve their personalities and humor in spite of disillusion. Artistically, the film is based on the house as a microcosm metaphorical of today‘s Georgian society.

The film is about a young student director, a boy who tries to convince a famous actress to play the lead role in his play. The play is based on documentary facts, which tells about the murder of 3 people that happened in Georgia in 2015-2017.

TV documentary about architect Lado Aleksi-Meskhishvili, who was also a downhill skiing and boxing champion of Georgia, directed by his widow.