There’s a misconception that movies have to be about something. It needs to send a message. It needs to reflect the socio-political state of the country or the world. The list goes…
Tag: Aleksandre Koberidze
Georgian film is more than 110 years old with its pioneer director Vasil Amashukeli who started making short documentaries back in 1908. In 1912 Amashukeli shot the first full-length documentary in the…
If you find imprints of Roy Andersson and legendry Mexican director Luis Buñuel all over Julian Radlmaier’s latest satire “Bloodsuckers – A Marxist Vampire Comedy” (Blutsauger) then you wouldn’t be far off.…
