CINEMA THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
In recent Georgian auteur cinema, we come across more frequently with those directors who say no to classical narrative and build storytelling entirely on visuals. Sopho Berishvili’s short film “Illusion” (2024) is part of this experiment. The film offers minimalism from the very first shots, where there are no dialogues at all and human loneliness is shown in beautiful shots, but to what extent does this silence manage to convey real emotion to the viewer and where is the line between high art and artificially stretched shots? As soon as you start watching, you get the feeling that time has ...
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