NO PLACE FOR MORALISTS IN CINEMA!
It has been a long time since a film produced in Georgia has been nominated for an Oscar in the name of Georgia. The only recent success is Giorgi Ovashvili’s “Corn Island” being shortlisted, which ends the “success” of modern Georgian cinema in Hollywood. In 2025, Giorgi Sikharulidze’s film “Panopticon” was released on behalf of Georgia, in the hope that this project would impress Americans. The action in the film takes place around Sandro, a high school boy whose mother is in emigration and whose father is in a monastery. Sandro himself lives alone with his grandmother. He is a ...
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