Following the latest episode of domestic violence, Fiorella - mother of three - decides to leave her husband, their house and life to free herself after 40 years of marriage.

This experimental film portrays real life on screen, and shows different groups of people living in Yerevan today... The director’s impression of the city is the film’s focal point, every moment adapted to a different mood and period of life.

The author tells the story of how the film was created: “Soon after my house burnt down, my neighborhood in Tbilisi has gone through radical changes. The once familiar spaces suddenly disappeared, having taken pieces of my personal history with them. My memories of those places soon faded, leaving me in a state of alienation and silence...

Oleg, a 60-year-old clown and illusionist, together with Dato, a Spiderman, are a two-men-circus troupe. They travel around remote villages performing for the local schoolchildren. At some point, Oleg feels the urge to pass his knowledge to a younger generation, so he decides to find and raise an apprentice. The idea is strongly opposed by his wife Anaida, who thinks that it is a futile undertaking.

When Lord von Ketten sets off to battle, staying away for eleven long years, his newly married wife carves out a life for herself—reading, singing, dancing, swimming, and riding in the forest.

The Tower was an iconic place in the Ksuisi village. This is where the kids would go when they skipped school, men gathered to have a drink, couples hid to kiss. After the Russo-Georgian war of 2008 the village was occupied by Russia, but the tower remained on the Georgian side. The locals were forced to leave and settle down in a special settlement for displaced people.

Beginning in 1989, and going up to the present, the film essay Sunny Night tells of political and social events since Georgian Independence. A variety of formats and sources, disparate images and voices report on protests, recommencements, uproars and wars, and religious identity that centres around the dominant religion of the nation...

The film director’s 60-year-old father regularly flies to Thailand to enjoy the company of women her own age. Is this love, asks his daughter, or more of a “business”? A light-hearted and personal film.

After 14 years in prison, the time has come for Gogita to return to his normal life. He’s longing for a home of his own and to marry a nice woman. But who would be interested in a poor farmer and ex-con who still lives with his mother?

Didube station is a noisy spot. Trains and buses pass by. There is a small, peaceful veterinarian pharmacy. It is a narrow room filled with flasks and medicine. Niko, the owner, sits behind a counter writing a poem...

Two Polish brothers, who managed to escape Soviet work camp, are unable to escape from each other. They love but at the same time they hate each other.

The story of Pirimze is told through the architecture of a building in Tbilisi known as Pirimze. The building touches upon the 1970s, when this luxuriously designed edifice served as an exemplary design in Georgia...

This documentary project was conceived in May 2012, when Putin had just settled into the Kremlin for his third term. The original experimental format of “documentary bulletins,” which were published daily online, allowed for wide-ranging content; the feature film focused solely on the members of various opposition groups...

Extinction is an eclectic patchwork of materials (fiction and nonfiction) drawing the viewer to the collective imaginary of the Soviet Union.

This is a gentle and slightly absurdist documentary about the Ardoteli family in the mountains of Georgia who discovered that a Chechen helicopter carrying cheese had crashed by their house.