Transfiguration
A theater director with a normal middle-class life in Tbilisi becomes increasingly disturbed after witnessing a murder, obsessing about whether he could have done anything to prevent it.
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there's this weird feeling when you watch something that takes place way back in your country/city and it looks absolutely beautiful compared to where you live now. this was my first georgian movie that's not comedy and I enjoyed it so much, that raining sequence made me feel weird almost like when cameron was staring at the painting in ferris bueller's day off. but more than anything I loved givi's character and well let's say redemption, I kind of related to him. he preaches a way to live, morals laws but at the same time he is not living the way he preaches others to. everyone calling him insane and stupid but he's stuck in his head wondering if he could change anything and I think that's really something to think about. holy peak man