Meşhur Kimden Georgia

A short animated film about King Vakhtang I Gorgasali and the legend of the founding of Tbilisi — how the discovery of sulfuric hot springs during a royal hunt became the foundation for the future city.

Ignis Fatuus

Stories of Zenit

A short documentary film about film photography and platinum & palladium printing.

Saba, eighteen years old youngster, who lives with his father's old friend, makes money in a dirty way with his friend. After a sudden death of his friend, Saba's older brother, a revolutionary, invites him to his base and changes his life forever.

The film tells the shocking true story that took place in Imereti in 2016. At the center of the story is a newly married couple.

A young musician, Misho, has a heartfelt conversation with his mother about why his father left eight years ago. Fueled by a desire for answers and closure, he decides to embark on a journey to locate his estranged father. Along the way, Misho discovers hidden truths about his family, confronts old wounds, and learns valuable lessons about love, forgiveness, and the complexities of human relationships.

Archival footage of a wedding in Soviet Georgia

A person rides a bicycle while simultaneously projecting visuals of a distant place

A video art by Aleksi Soselia featuring Mount Kazbek.

based on real events and depicts the dire conditions in prisons during Mikheil Saakashvili's time in power.

A young woman leaves Georgia for Italy, searching for the life her home wouldn’t allow her to live.

A short film created by students of the Free/Agricultural University during Savele Practice.

The film tells the story of four different protagonists whose experiences ultimately merge into one narrative. Georgians who emigrated to France fight tirelessly for survival. One of the world’s most touristic cities becomes both a refuge and a last hope for many emigrants. The film uncovers corners of Paris that seem hidden within a city better known for its tourist attractions. Parallel Movements is a Georgia that exists beyond its borders. It resonates with the story of every Georgian who has already left, is leaving now, or will leave the country in the future.