The best Georgian films
The top 3 according to 2 votes from people: The Legend of Suram Fortress (1984) · Repentance (1984) · Mimino (1977). (Updated Mar 12, 2024.)
From Our Courtyard and Don't Grieve to Repentance, Mimino and What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?: the Georgian cinema Perspectum recommends.
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Top 14
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1
The Legend of Suram Fortress (1984)
Sergei Parajanov and Dodo Abashidze. The legend of a youth walled into a fortress.
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2
Repentance (1984)
Tengiz Abuladze. A parable about a dictator who cannot be buried. Cannes Grand Prix.
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3
Mimino (1977)
Georgiy Daneliya. Helicopter pilot Mimino dreams of flying big planes.
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4
Don't Grieve (1969)
Georgiy Daneliya. A young doctor's adventures in old Georgia.
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5
The Wishing Tree (1976)
Tengiz Abuladze. A Georgian village and an ill-fated love.
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6
Me, Grandma, Iliko and Ilarion (1962)
Tengiz Abuladze. A village childhood, from Nodar Dumbadze's novella.
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Our Courtyard (1956)
Revaz Chkheidze. Life in a Tbilisi courtyard.
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8
Melodies of Vera Quarter (1973)
Giorgi Shengelaia. A musical comedy about old Tbilisi.
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9
Pastorale (1976)
Otar Iosseliani. City musicians spend the summer in a village.
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10
Tangerines (2013)
Zaza Urushadze. Old Estonians caught in the Abkhazia war. Oscar nominee.
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11
In Bloom (2013)
Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gross. Two teenage girls in 1992 Tbilisi.
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12
Hostages (2017)
Rezo Gigineishvili. The 1983 hijacking of a plane by young Tbilisi residents.
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13
What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? (2021)
Alexandre Koberidze. Lovers in Kutaisi who wake up with different faces.
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14
An Unusual Exhibition (1968)
Eldar Shengelaia. A sculptor forced to make gravestones.
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