A passionate coming-of-age tale set amidst the conservative confines of modern Tbilisi, the film follows Merab, a competitive dancer who is thrown off balance by the arrival of Ira...
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★★★★★
Never before in cinema have I seen a relationship in which I would so genuinely believe. In every word, move, look, gesture of Merab (Levan Gelbakhiani) I can see and feel an ordinary young artist struggling with self-identification and experiencing first love...
★★★★★
Scenes are beautiful, cast is amazing, soundtracks are charming, and the entire movie is very emotional and just phenomenal! Don't believe the false reviews!!! They are written by homophobes or people who were paid to do it!!!
★★★★★
This was a look into a society that few people know much about in Western Europe. Georgia, despite being in Europe seems so far away and it is, in both geographical distance and attitudes.
Not only homophobia was on display here. I wasn't aware of the level o...
★★★★★
There is no sexuality in Georgian dance. There is also no place for individuality, nor for weakness. There is tradition, there is pride for the country. And nothing more. Using the beautiful traditional male Georgian dance as a metaphor, Levan Akin's 'And then...
★★★★★
I have never seen a Georgian movie before. Because of this movie, I searched curiously about the protagonist's city, Tbilisi and Batumi, and was shocked by their beauty. In my impression, Tbilisi only has a dark underground printing house, or a mountainous dro...
